ained at publicizing the great role being played by the unlted.Nations in international relatlons, at easing lnternational tension, halting the arns race and strenghthening of d6tente in the reLations anong nations' Tbe approved programrne' which takes account of the General Assenbly'3 recommendations for the observance of the fortieth anniversary of the United Nations and the Internatlonal Year of Peace, includes tbe follot,ing activities3 I. riith regaril to the forrierh annivgrsarY of thF uni !eg-!?9i9lr9r the progrannecaIls,inparticu1a@tivities,nainly: (a) Th€ carrying out of nunerous activitles in octobe r 1985 by governnental as well as Publlc orqanizatlonsi (b) The holding of a solenn neetlng at Kabul on 24 October' the anniversary of the foundlng of the united Nations' A regular united Nations Disarnament week will be heltl (24-31 october) as Part of the year of the united Nations' (c) Tbere wlll be several "round-tabLe" discusslons of scienclsts' scholars antt public figures fron tbe Kabul and Nangarhar Universities and fron the Acad env of sciences devoteal to the fortieth anniversary of the founding of the United Nat lons t (d) During the nonth of october gpecial Prograntnes r.'ill be broadcast on television and radio. Newspapers, journals an<t Plriodleals witl publish special issues on the occasion of the united Nations Day. It is Planned-that the nass media will give a wlde pubticily to the unlted r'lations contrlbutlon in preservinq peace during the four decades oi its existence, Ithich wil-I be carried out on a regular basis throughout 1985t (e) Instituei.ons of secondary' hlgher and vocational education will hold lectureB devoted to the fortieth annlversary of the United Nations and the contribution of the Denocrat ic Republic 9f Afghanlstan to its r"ork' (f) cultural centers' libraries and clubs associated nltb the social organizations ln Kabul and other towns and villages of the counlry vtill organize
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the celebration of the 40th anniversary of the United Nations, highlighting its role in international relations, easing tensions, and promoting peace. The activities mentioned include cultural events, educational programs, and media campaigns, which suggests a strong emphasis on international cooperation and diplomacy.

**Category**
Culture, Education