cultural organization for the provisi,on of services for and by youth with regard lo enploynentt and that the executive secretaries of lhe regional comnissions, eithin their nandaees, should consider the pronot ion and co-ordination within their respective reglons of aLl activities regarding the integration and participation of youth in deve lopment. 74. There is great potential for co-ordination at the regional level because of the nunber of activities and tecbnical co-operation projects of the various United Nattona bodies and specialized agencies that are carried out at both regional and national levels. To date. evidence indicates that efforts by the conmissions to co-ordi.nate the activities of the United Nations system or of Governnents and non-gove rnnental organization6 need to be strengthened further. 75. Ih General Assenbly resolution 36/1?, section B, paragraph 6 of the annex. tb. additional guidelines sti.pulated that the regional connissions should consider the possibility of organizing regional uorkshops on questions retat.ing to youth. D€spite financial constraints, the regional connissions have undertaken nunerous actlvities j.n the youtb programrne and have expressed interest in promoting nore activities !o the extent possible. It is anticipated that. in ptanning their progranne of ldork, the regional connissiong wiII give consideration to organizing and holding. where possi.ble, technical rrorkshops and neetings devoted exclusively to questions and issues relatinq to vouth.A/4O/63L Engl i sh Page 18 ?5, In General Assembly resolut ion 35/17, section B, paraqraPh 7 of the annex, ttre additional guidelines stlpulated that ttre regional commissions should, nith the a8slstance of regional liaigon officers, strengthen their co-operation ulth youth organizations. Tbe regional connissions have utiLized resources ln the social deve lopnent sector for, lnter alla, Ilaison actlvltles in the field of youth- It lrou Ld appear to be necessary to contlnue the liaison activltiea in che folloe-uP of
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the role of regional commissions in promoting the integration and participation of youth in development, as well as strengthening their cooperation with youth organizations. The language used is formal and bureaucratic, suggesting a focus on international organizations and their activities. The text also mentions financial constraints and the need for coordination, which suggests a focus on governance and administration.

**Category**
Employment, Culture