I septenber 1964 from the Pernanent Representative of Greece addressed to the President of, the Secutity Council. 46. Letter dated 5 septenber 1964 from the Pernanen! Representative of Turkey addressed to the President of lhe security council. 47. Letter dated l December 1954 addressed to Ehe President of the Securlty Councll from the representatives of Afghanistan, ALqeria, Burundi' Canbodla, the Central Afrlcan RePublic' the Congo (BrazzavilJ'e), Dahomey 'Bthiopia, Ghana, Guinea' Indonesia, Kenya' Malaei, ti'lal i, Mauritanla' Sonalla, the Sudan' Tanzania, Uqanda, tbe United Arab Repuhllc' Yugoslavia and Zanbia. 48, Letter dated 9 December 1964 fron the Permanent Representative of che Denocratic Republic of the Congo addressed to the President of the Securlty Counc i l. 49. Letter dated I May 1965 fron the Permanent Representative of the Union of Soviet Socialist RePublica addressed to the President ot the Security Council. A/40/642 English Paqe 8 83. Letters dated 13 June lg79 and L5 June 1979 fron the pernanent Representative of Morocco to the unrted Nations addressed to thePresidene of the Security Council. 84. Letter of 25 Novenber l9?9 fron the secr etary-ceneral addressed to chepresident of Che Security Counci.l (S/f3646). 85. Letter dated 22 December 1979 tron the pernanent Representacive of theUnited States of America to the United Nations addressed to the presldentof the Security Counci.L (5,/13705).
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a list of letters and documents related to international organizations, specifically the United Nations and the Security Council. The dates and countries mentioned suggest that the documents may be related to international diplomacy, conflict resolution, or peacekeeping efforts. The text does not contain any specific information about economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, or humanitarian aid, which are typical topics in the categories listed.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief