inst.runents concerning diplonratic and consular relations should be called upon to accede to them at the earliest possible datei (c) Close collaboration between tbe sending State and the receiving State should be recomnended and encouraged; (d) Offenders should be brought to justice. [See also the report of Rwancla under subsection A.II.ff .lA/40/4s3 English Page 24 State Afghanistanrrr:: REPORT suBtttrrrgD rN AccoRDANcE r{rrn pARAGRApH 12 oF GENERAL AssEMBLy. RESOLUTION 39183 ON rHE STATE, AS AT 3 AUGUST 1985, OF RATIFICATIONOF Al{D ACCESSIONS TO THE VIENNA CONVET{TION ON DIPLOITIATIC RELATTONSOF 196l' THE VIENNA CON\/ENTIOI| ON CONSULAR RELATIONS OF 1963 AND THERESPECTIVE OPTIONAL PROTOCOLS THERETO, AS NELL AS THE CON\TENTTON OF1973 ON THE PREVENTION NID PUNISHIIENT OF CRITI,IES AGAINSTINTERNATIONATLY PROTECTED PERSONS, INCLUDING DIPLOITIATIC AGENTS* A. Rag if ication, accession (a), notification of succession (d) Algeria Argent ina AustraliaOct 1955 a Apr 1964 a Oct 1963 Jan 1968 Apr 1966Austria Bahamas Bahrain Barbados BelqiumBangladesht4ar L977 Nov l97l Jan 1978g a g d Benin6 14 t0 26 28 L7 2 13 6 2 27 7 28 1t 25 L7 7I L4 4 26May tlay !!ar Dec Dec APr1958 1968 1967 L972 L977 19 69Bhutan Bolivia BotsYranaa g a aBraz i I Bulgaria!4ar 1965 Jan 1968 Itar 1980 aBurma Burund i Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic!,tay 1968 May 1954 tLa{ L977 laay 1955a aCameroon Canada Cape Verde Central African Republic30 Jut 1979 19 ttlar 1973 3 Nov 1977a ChadgChile China9 Jan 1958 25 Nov 1975 a 5 Apr 1973Colombia * For the text of reservations, declarations or communications accompanyingthe signatures' ratifications or accessions to the international instruments, see oMultilateral Treaties Deposited with the secretary-General,,, documentsr/LEG/sER.Erl3 (sales No. 8.g5.v.4) as.werl as ita subsequent issues.^/40/453English Page 25 Ratification, 399@), State Congo cost,a Rica . Cuba . Cyprus Czechoslovakia Democratic Kanpucttea .. Democratic Peoplers Republic of Korea... ....o Democratic Yemen Denmark Dj ibouti Dominican Republic Ecuador Egvpt
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on the ratification and accession of various countries to international treaties and conventions related to diplomatic and consular relations, as well as the prevention of crimes against internationally protected persons. The text does not contain any specific information about economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, and does not seem to be directly related to industries, transport, or communication. It also does not mention humanitarian aid, employment, education, or culture. Given the focus on international relations and treaties, I hypothesize that the text is most closely related to the fields of international law and diplomacy.

**Category**
International relations