Noting lrith satisfaction that du!ing the observance of the fortiethanniversary of the Unieed Nations, the lasting values of the purposes andprinciples of the Charter of the Uniteal Nations were reconfirned as areflection of the high hopes which peoples of the lrorlal continue to repose inthe United Nations as the nost appropriate framework fo nultllateralco-operat ion and the pursuit of shared objectives, _ Notinq also rrieh satisfaction the adoption of the resolution on theUnited Nations world Conference for Che fnternational youth year, Emphasizing its full support for the International progranune for theDevelopnent of Comnunication, which constitutes an lnportant contribueion inthe deveropment of the infrastructures of cornnunication in the developingcountries, Conscious that Che transfer of technology in t.he field of infornation andcomnunication to developing countries is vital for the acceleration of effortstoltards the establi'hnent of a new worrd information and comrnunication orderbased on justice, freedon and equi.ty, Expressing its satisfaction with the successful co-ordination andco-operation displayed by the Department of public Infornation wiCh theNon-Al-igned Neers Agencies pool, as well as with news agencies of otherdeveloping and developed countries, and convinced that such efforts haveconlributed significantty to progress towards a new world information andcolrnunication order, Taking note of the inplenenCation by the Departnent of public Informationof those parts of the Declaration and programme of Action relevant go information of the International Conference in Support of the Struggle of theL/40/IO24 English Page 8 Narnibian People for Independence heldt in Paris in April 1983' Il'l as well as those parts relevan! to infortnation of the Declaration and Progranme of Accion of the extraoratinary plenary neettnqs of the United Naeions Council for Namibia held at Vienna in fiAS, fZ,z-in order to develoP and further strengthen the dissemination of infornat ion-regard ing lhe struggle for independence- of the people of Nanibia, with a view io t.."hinq the broades! Possible Public by *euni oi more systematic and better co-ordinated information' Taking noce also of the inplementation by the Departnent of Public Infornation of lhose parts of che Progranme of Action for the Achievement of Palestinian Rights relevant to information, in accordance with General
**Analysis**
The text discusses the United Nations' efforts in promoting international cooperation, technology transfer, and information dissemination, particularly in developing countries. It highlights the importance of communication infrastructure development, access to information, and public awareness in achieving global goals. The text also mentions specific conferences and declarations related to international relations, human rights, and self-determination.

**Category**
Transport and communication, International trade