of its eiqhleenLh session At the forCieth seasion, the ceneral Asgembly hrlll have before it the folloHing docunents: (a) Report of tbe Comrnission on the uork of its eighteenth seasion: suPplenent No. I7 (A/4O/L71, (b) Note by the S ec retary-General transmitting the conments of the Trade and Developrnen! Board in accordance eith resolution 2205 (xXI). 136. At tbe fortleth session, the General Asserobly r.iII have before it the report of the s ec retary-General called for under resolution 39,/83 (A/4O/453 and Add,l). 137- Report of the Ad ltoc Comnittee on the Drafting of an International Convention aqainst the Recruitnent, Use, Fipancinq and Training of, lrlercenarles In accordance eith a coftmunlcation dateal 3 Septenber 1985 fron the Presidentof the General Assenbly (see A/39l95I), in which the president inforned theS ecre tary-cenera I that he had appointed Viet Nam as aComni,ttae, the Ad Hoc- Committee is a! present. composed5tates: Argeria, Angola, Bangradesh. Barbados, Bu19aria, canaara, cuba, DemocraticYenen, Ethiopia, France. Gernan Denocratic Republic, Germany. Federal Republicof, Haiti. India, Italy, Janaica, Japan, Mong;lia, Nigeria, porgugal, Senegal.SeycheIles. Spain, Suriname. To9o, Turkey, Ukrainian Soviet Soc j.alistRepublic, union of soviet socialist Repubrics, united Kingdqr of creat BrltaLnand Northern Ireland, United states of Anerica, Uruguay, Vret NarD, yugosfavia,Zai.re and Zanbia. At the tortietb session, the ceneral Assembl-y Y,ill have beforeof tbe Ad uoc committee' which r,rirr- be issued as supprernent No. 43A/40/L00/Add.r Eng Iish Page 83 rnember of the Ad Hocof the folloeing 35 Menber it the r epor t(A/40/43t. At the forti.eth session, the ceneral Assembly r'ill have before it t.hefollowing docunents:138. (a) Report of lhe International La$ Connissron onChirty-seventh session: Supplement No. l0 (A/40ll-0); (b) Note by the S ec r etary-ceneral transmiltinq theadopted by the Co nission on the topics !o be consideredsession (A/4O/ 447 \ .the work of its text of lhe draft artic.Ies
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The text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly, discussing the work of various committees and commissions. The content is focused on international relations, politics, and governance, with mentions of countries, resolutions, and documents. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a professional or bureaucratic context. Given the scope and tone of the text, it is likely related to international cooperation and global governance.

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