(b) IMO maintains co-operative relations with the Organizat.ion of AfricanUnity {OAU) within the framework of a co-operation agreement concluded on2l February I9?4. under these arrangements, u{o and oAU are expected Eo consulteach other in respect of co-operation, including assislance in appropriate fieldsEo the newly lndependent count.ries and to the peoples of the countries st,illfighting for their independence. In the inplementation of the Agreement,consultations have been held on possible provision of naritime training to ref,ugeesfron African count,ries fighting for their independenceg (c) IUO is co-oPerat.ing with the Council and Ehe United Nations HighOonnissioner for Naroibia in two projects entitled nTransport, survey for Namibia"and "ltaritine t,raining and harbour surveyi; (d) The ll{o Assenbly and the Council have decided that national liberationmovenents recognized by OAU should be invited to attend as observers at IMOmeeti'ngs and conferences and invitations to such neetings and conferences are senEto the liberation movernents concerned. INTERNATIONAL ATOUIC ENERGY AGENCY lOriginal: Engtishl [5 t{arch I9S5] The Agency inforned the Secretary-Generat that it had Eaken note of GeneralAssenbly resolution 39/17 andr in particular, its paragraphs 22, 25, 30, 32 and 32containing recomrendations to the specialized ageneies and other competenEorganizations of the United Nations system.A/40/465 English Page 15 V. ST'MUARTES OF REPLIES RECEIVED FROU NON-@\'ERNTITENTAt ORGANIZATIONS INTER- PARIJIAMENTARY T'N ION [Original: English] [5 !{arch f985] In response to the comnunication sent by the SecreEary-General., ehe Inter-Parliamentary Union subrnitted the text of the resolution adopted by the seventy-second Inter-Parliarnentary @nference in September 1984, entitled "Thecontribution of Parliaments to the elinination of colonialism, racism, racial and eBhnic discrimination, especially the apartheid r6gine in South Africa, and for the ternination of the illegal occupation of Narnibia by that counErytr. I|ORLD @UNCIL OF CHUrcHES [Originalr English] [28 FebruarY 1985] The World Council of Churches, through its Commission of the Churches on International Affairs, has regularly subnitEed information to and has intervened on several occasions in lhe conpetenE United Nations bodies dealing with this quesEion. The lforld Council of Churches in 1984 rrnade Ehe following grants from the Special Fund of its Programne to Combat Racism as a sign of its solidarity with the peoplesr struggle for self-determination and decolonizat,ion: African National Congress Pan Africanist Congress of Azania South West Africa Beoplers OrganizaEion Independent Front of New Caledonia$us 70 000 30 000
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to international cooperation, diplomacy, and humanitarian aid, with a focus on Africa and the fight against colonialism and apartheid. The content mentions organizations such as the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the Organization of African Unity (OAU), and the World Council of Churches, which suggests a broad scope of topics including international relations, human rights, and social justice.

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