any difficulties over the interpretation of the new status agreements should be resolved bilaterally by the parties concerned in accordance with the procedures mutually agreed upon and laid down in the relevant new status agreem_ents .' .. 2./ 44. According to its current annual report, the Administering Authority agrees to abide by the procedures referred to above. 45. At its fifty-sixth session, the Trusteeship Council noted the particular concern o( the Government of Palau about poaching by foreign fishing vessels. It requested the Adrninistering Authority to give due consideration to ways and means of assisting Palau to resolve that problem. ~/ 46. In that regara, the Administering Authority in its current annual report states that the United States Coast Guard has provided a training programme in basic maritime law enforcement and has donated $6,000 worth of police equipment to Palau's fisheries enforcement agency. In addition, the Coast Guard is scheduled to decommission its Guam-based 95-foot patrol boat, Cape George, and turn it over to the Government of Palau in 1990, at the same time providing on-the-job training for the Palauan crew. Additional training programmes in fisheries law enforcement, search and rescue and boatlng safety are scheduled for fiscal year 1990. 47. According to the current annual report, the Palau Bureau of Foreign Affairs continued ~o participate in internat~onal and regional organizations , from which it received primarily technical assistance for socio-economic development. International organizations and agencies of the United Nations system continued to make available such assistance as training, workshops, conferences and consulting services to improve the skills of Palau's work-force. Assistance or training programmes were available from: United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), International Labour Organisation (ILO), Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the efforts of the Administering Authority to assist Palau in various aspects, including its fisheries enforcement, education, and international cooperation. The focus on training programs, equipment donations, and participation in international organizations suggests that the text is primarily concerned with the development of Palau's human resources and infrastructure.

**Category**
Agriculture, forestry and fishing, Education