565. The Commission stressed the importance it attaches to the sessions of the Seminar, which enables young lawyers and especially those from developing - 296 -aountries to fsmiliariae themselves with the work of the Commisstion and the activities of the many international orqanieatlons which have tneir headquarters in Qenevcr. The Commission noted with regret that in 1990 not all applicants who had applied for financial assistance aould be awarded fellowships and that some of them were therefore unable to participate in the Seminar although they had bean selected on the basis of their good qualifications, The Commission therefore recommended that the aeneral Asoembly ehould again a&peal to Statos which can do so to make the voluntary contributions that are needed for the holding of the Seminar in 1991 with as broad a participation as possible, 566. The Commission noted with satisfaction that in 1990 full interpretation servicea had been made available to the Seminar and it expressed the hope that every effort: would be made to continue to provide the Seminar at future sessions with the same level of services and facilities despite existing f inencial. eonstrainte. 567. At its 2190th meeting, on 10 July 1990, the Commission decided that the twenty-seventh session of the International Law Seminar would be dedicated to the memory of Mr,Paul Reuter and entitled The Paul Reuter session. 90-19686 1735-389 - 297 -‘u in tlnited Nations. New York 05200 W&3&-Septsml3er 1980~-3,700 ISSN 0082 -822X
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the International Law Seminar, which is a platform for young lawyers to familiarize themselves with the work of the Commission and international organizations. The focus is on the organization of the seminar, financial assistance, and interpretation services. This suggests that the category is related to education, international cooperation, and possibly humanitarian aid.

**Category**
Education, Humanitarian aid and relief