General Assembly_ taken at. its 1935th rJ.eetinL, on 22 Septer,lber 19'(1, concerninG the }?rocedure ret;.ar<lin;:_, the election of officers of the llain Conuuittees of the Veneral Assei11bly. AccordinG to that decision, the nominations of candidates slwul<l be liE1ited to one statement for each candidate, after vrhich the Committee should ilmae<liately proceed to the election. The Coumittee will follmT this procedure in regard to the items on our a.;enda for today. :mrs/eel A/C.l/3G/PV.2 7 (iioruay): · On behalf of the i.iorve~;ian Goverm11ent .. . . .. . . . .,. I have the c;reat honour to nominate rd.s Excellency Hr. · Elf'ald Abdalla · l::lfaki of Suu.an as Vice· ~l.1o.iriilan of the l~'irst Coumittee <.lurinc; the thirty-·ei[.;hth · session of the General Assembly. fu;ibassaclor :C::lfo.l.d is at pre.sent· Deputy Per111Ulleat i.(epresentative of the Su<la.n to Jclle United. i:iatio'ns. He is.l;:nmm and respected. in the United nations for his ·u.iplomatic sldlls and hiGh personal qualifications.· Tl1e liorve.::;ian <lelesci.tion ·feels very confident that the election of .AL1bassador :Glfaki as Vice· ·Chairinan oi .. the ComHi ttee uill be most w-elcoii.le and that he uill be of invo.lual)le assistance to the ~hairuan ancl the officer::; of the Cormaittee in carryinc out the ·di~ficult ta.sl: of leadii1.:; us throur;h the ~irst Cormittee' s uor~: durinc; this .f\.ssecilbly • . Ambassador l.afald has .haLl a very distinGuished career in the Forei.::;n Service of his country. ·-He joined the Sudanese ·diploE:atic. serv.ice .. il:! Janua:r;;:.19GG. and served at ti.~e heo.t..1(luarters of th:: Sudanese liinistry of T'oreisn Affairs in both the firab and African. Affairs Depart!.lent. In the period bet1reen October 1967 and Gel:>te111ber 1972 he servecl on tl1e diplomatic steff of the· Sudanese · ~;1bassy . in I.a:..;os, :.H...;eria. In Septeuber 1972 i.1e 1ras appointecl Counsellor to· tile Sucl.anese :W~aiJassy in lioscovr ulH~re he served until Hoveuber 1974 _ uhei1 he ·::~1.s tr<o:u1sferred 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to international relations and diplomatic matters, as it discusses the nomination of a candidate for a position in the United Nations General Assembly. The text also mentions the candidate's career in the foreign service of his country, which suggests that it is related to international affairs.

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