rnli) Mr. Stefano Stefanini maw Mr. Vladimir P. Skofenko (Ukrainian &viet Socialist Republic) nc. ahmaa Pqhuk lvnouss (Syrian Arab Republic) Nrs. Margaret A. Ring-Rousseau Vfrinidad and Tobago) Mr. Nihat Akyol ITurkey) Party-Sewna Mr. Constantine Moushoutas Hr. Joachim Rafael Branco (Cyprusl (Sao %ne and Principe) Mr. Alexander Vasilyev Wyelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic) Mr. Alvaro Carnevali-Yillagas <Venezuela1 fmrty-third Mr. Jonathan C. Peters (Saint Vincent and the GrenaaineS) Forty-fourth Hr. Robert P. Van Lierop Wanuatu) \ . . Hr. Svarre 3. Bergh Johansen (Nbnw 1 M. Denis Dangue Rewaka (-bOJI) Mr. Emanuel Douma (Congo) Mr. A. M. Antony Cave tBarbados) Mr. Gordon 8. Bristol (Nigeria) Mr. Mohammad Saeed Al-Xindi (United Arab Emirates) . . : session Twentieth Twenty-first Twenty-second Twenty-third Twenty-fourth Twenty-f if th menty-sixth hrenty-seventh Twenty-eighth P. Chairman Vice-Chairman Mr. Nejib Eouziri (Tunisia) Mr. Pedro Olarte wolombia) Mr. Vahap Asiroglu (Turkey) Mr. Bogomil Todorov (Bulgaria I Mr. Harry Morris (Liberia) Mr. Moshen S. Esfandiary (Islamic Republic of Iran) Mr. G. G. Tchernouchtchenko (Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic) Mr. w. G. M. Olivier (Canada I Mr. David Silveira da Mota (Brazil) Mr. Max Wershof (Canada) Mr. Olu Sanu (Nigeria) Mr. Wotoo Cgiso (Japan) Mr. C. S. M. Mselle (United Republic of Tanzania) Twenty-ninth Mr. Costa P. Caranicas (Greece) Fifth Committee Mr. Gindeel I. Gindeel (Sudan) Mr. Jossef Tardos (Hungary1 _ Mr. Gregor Woschnagg (Austria) Mr. Joseph Q. Cleland (Ghana) Miss Fernanda Forcignano (Italy) Mr. Simcin Arboleda (Colombia 1 Mr. Uorteza Talieh (Islamic Republic of Iran) Mr. Kernel Dipp G&nez (Dominican Republic) Mt. Ernest0 C. Garrido (Philippines) Ramor teut Mr. Vladimir Prusa (Czechoslovakia) Mr. David Silveira da Mota (Brazil) Mr. 8. J. Lynch (New Zealand 1 Mr. Santiago Meyer Picdn (Mexico1 Mr. Paul And& Beaulieu (Canada ) Mr. Gregor Woschnagg (Austria) Mr. Mohamed M. El Baradei (Egypt I Mr. Babooram Rambissoon (Trinidad and Tobago) Mr. Oleg N. Pashkevich 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a list of individuals representing various countries at a United Nations meeting or conference. The names are accompanied by country designations, which suggests that the gathering may be related to international relations, diplomacy, or development. The text does not contain specific language related to economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, but it does mention countries, which could imply a connection to international relations or global issues.

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