and UNHCR proposed two candidates in the fields of industrial property and copyright which resulted in the award of one fellowship. A similar invitation has been made in respect of training for the year 1985. D. Assistance to peoples in colonial territories in consultation with the Organization of African Unity 5. As a result of consultations which took place in February 1978 between the fnternational Bureau of WIPO and the Administ.rative Secretariat of OAU on assistance to colonial peoples in Africa and their national liberation movements, the Director-General of WIPO has offered to make available, through OAU, two fellowships for each national liberation movement for the benefit of nationals of colonial territories lrho nay be proposed in accordance with the procedures applicable between OAU and the national liberation movements recognized by OAU. 7. Discussions between tbe fnternational Bureau of WIPO and the General Secretariat of OAU are continuing on the question of observer stat,us for the national liberation movements recognized by OAU. The Director-General will submit to the governing bodies concerned proposals on observer status for those movenents, if recruested to do so. E. Assistance to newly independent countries and emerging States 8. The Director-General of WIPO invited the GovernmenEs of newly independent countries and emerging States to propose candidates for training in 1984. fn response to tbat invitation, Angola, Vanuatu and Zimbabwe proposed 22 candidates and were awarded eight fellowships in the fields of industrial property and copyright. A sinilar invitation has been made in respect of training to the year 1985. 9. fn September L984 the Director-General opened a seminar on the industrial property system for Portuguese-speaking African count,ries, organized and financedjointly by the Government, of Portugal and WIPO. Two officials from Angola, two from Guinea-Bissau, Ehree from Mozanbioue and one from Sao Tome and Principe participated in the seminar. This was the first neeting on industrial property
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on international cooperation and capacity building in the field of intellectual property and industrial property. It mentions fellowships, training, and seminars organized by WIPO (World Intellectual Property Organization) in collaboration with other organizations and countries. The text also highlights the involvement of national liberation movements and newly independent countries, which suggests a focus on development and capacity building in these regions.

**Category**
Education, Humanitarian aid and relief