the question of international co-operation in the peaceful exploration and utilization of outer space under conditions of its non-militarization and agreeing upon the basic directions and principles of such co-operation. The conference would also consider the question of the establishment of a world space organization, bearing in mind that the practical establishment of such an organization could be embarked upon when agreements have been reached effectively ensuring the non-militarization of outer space; 4. Establishes an open-ended preparatory committee with the participation of States possessing a major potential in the field of space for the purpose of convening the international conference; CD/639 page 9 5. Proposes to the preparatory committee that it submit a report on its work and appropriate recommendations to the General Assembly at its forty-first session; 6. Invites all States to communicate any views or proposals relating to the convening of the international conference to the Secretary-General not later than 1 March 1986 for transmission to the committee ; 7. Decides to include in the provisional agenda of its forty-first session an item entitled "International co-operation in the non-militarization and peaceful exploration of outer space".
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the framework for international cooperation in the exploration and utilization of outer space, with a focus on ensuring its non-militarization. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a resolution or agreement between nations. The content seems to be related to science and technology, as it involves the use of space and the establishment of a world space organization.

**Category**
Science and technology