Traffic in Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances, deeply concerned that it had not been possible for the United Nations organs concorned to execute several of the important steps and measures that had been mandeced for the biennium 1988-1999, recognising that the new dimensions taken on by the drug menace would necessitate a more comprehensive approach to international drug control and a more efficient and co-ordinate8 structure in order to enable the United Nations to play the central and greatly increased role necessary for countering that thseat, resolved that action against drug abuse and illicit production and trafficking in narcotics should be accorded the highest possible priority and that the United Nations should be the main focus for concerted action* agreed to strengthen the capability of the United Nations to achieve more efficient and co-ordinated co-operation at the international, regional and national levels; requested the Secretary-General to co-ordinate the development of a United Nations system-wide action plan on drug abuse control aimed at the full implementation of all existing mandates! requested him to select a limited number of experts to advise and assist him in order to enhance the efficiency of the United Nations structure for drug abuse control, taking into account the ability of the United Nations to perform its increasing tasks in the light of existing mandates and of decisions adopted by the General Aerctnbly at its special session, and to report to the Assembly at it6 forty-fifth . eeseiont requested him also to give priority to narcotics control activities in his proposals for the medium-term plan for the period beginning in 1992 (resolution 441141). At its seventeenth special session, the General Assembly adopted the Political Declaration end Global Programme of Action on internstional co-operation against illicit production, supply, damand, trafficking and distribution of narcotic drugs 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the international efforts to combat drug abuse and trafficking, with a emphasis on strengthening the United Nations' structure and capabilities to address this issue. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that it is a resolution or a document from a international organization.

**Category**
Health, International trade