above, the Government of the State of Qatar supports the proposal that the draft,articles on most-favoured-nation clauses be referred to a working group of theSixth Committee, which would start work after one of lhe existing working groups of the Sixth Committee accomplishes its nandate. The said working group would review the Commissionrs draft in the light of the comments of those lrtenber Stabes and international organizations that have commented on the draft. It would tben reviseits provisions and cast them in a final agreed form. The Government of Ehe Stat,eof Qatar expects that the estabtishment of a working group with such a mandate would facilitate arrival, at a future diplomaEic conference, at speedy agreement on t,he provisions of the desired inEernational convention. V. Conments on the Arabic text of the Conmission's draft 28. Lastly, the Government of the State of Qatar proposes an alternative Arabic wording for the text, of draft art.icles 25 and 26, with a view to making t.he text easier to understand, more precise in meaning and closer to the English original in const,ruction. 29. It is self-evident that the proposed alternative formulation does not affect the content of articles 25 and 25 and has no significance for the other languagesof the draft.A/ 40 / 444 English Page 12 III. COIITIIT'NICATIONS RECEIVED FROII ORGANS OF TIIE I'NITED NATIONS UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE ON TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT (T'NCTAD) L/ lOriginal-; EnglishJ [29 l4arch 1985] 1. The relevance of the unconditional most-favoured-nation r69ine for the non-discrininatory arxl mutually beneficial developnent of international traderelations has on many occasions been enphasized both by TNCTAD and otherinternational organizations. In particular, at the sixth session of the Conferenceit was agreed, in paragraph 14 of section fI on the "International trading systentr,'in Conference resolution 159 (vf) of 2 July 1983, that nThe Trade and Developnent Board should review and study in-depth developments in the international tradingsystem. The Board colrld, while fully respecting the principles of. MFN and
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing international trade and commerce, specifically the establishment of a working group to review and revise a draft convention on most-favoured-nation clauses. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level discussion or negotiation. The text also references international organizations and conferences, which further supports the conclusion that it is related to international trade.

**Category**
International trade