Distr. GENERAL A/BUP/45/l/Add.l 17 September 1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH Forty-fifth session GENERAL COMMITTEE ORGANIZATYON OF THE FORTY-FIFTH REGULAR SESSION OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY, ADOPTION OF TBE AGENDA AND ALLOCATION OF ITEMS Secre- The following should be added to the Secretary-General's memorandum of 12 September 1990 (A/BUR/45/1): (a) Paragraph 30 (c) &Z&II&I (c) Requests for the inclusfon of additioaal items (A/45/231 to A/45/233). (b) The last line of footnote 4 lshoula (A. ): additional items (AI451231 to AIQW233). After item 165, the following items &u~ke 156, Ctitfcal economic sftuation in Africa (A,2): (a) United Nations Programme of Action for African Economic Recovery and DevelopmeW 1986-1990; (b) Report of the United Nations Secretary-General's Expert Group on AfrOcan Commodity Problemst (c) African Cbartes for Popular Particfpation,io Development and Transformation. 90.22956 1820g (B) / . . . A/RUR/45/1/Add.l English Page 2 157. Iraqi aggression and the continued occupation of Kuwait in flagrant violation of Security Council resolutions (A.3). After item 155, the following &~J%&.&be_fnsstted (i) 157. Iraqi aggression and the continued occupation of Kuwait in flagrant violation of Security Council resolutions (A.3). (if) Item 157 .e......................................*... Plenary meetings After item 45, the following item shsuldba 46. Critical economic situation in Africa (A.2): (a) United Nations Programme of Action for African Economic Recovery and Development P986-19901 (b) Report of the United Nations Secretary-General's Expert Group on African Commodity Problemsi (c) African Charter for Popular Participation in Development and Transformation. - 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing issues related to economic development, international relations, and humanitarian aid, with a focus on Africa. The items listed include economic recovery programs, commodity problems, and the occupation of Kuwait, which suggest a connection to economic development and international relations.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade