(a) The international nedia, in order to obt.ain their support for theefforts of the international conmunity tosards global developnenE and, in Part.icular, for the efforts of the devetoping countries to achieve econonic,social and cuLtural progress i (b) The United Nations system as a vrhole to co-operate in a concertedmanner, lhrough its infornation services, in promoting the developrnentactivities of the United Nalions and, in particutar, the improvenent of theconditions of the lives of the peoples of the developing countries. Such appeals should be aimed at achieving a more conprehensive and realisticinaqe of the activities and potential of the United Nations systen, in all its Purposes and endeavours, as laid dowr in lhe Charter of the United Nations. 6. Article 19 of the Universal Decl-aration of Human Riqhts, l,/ whichprovides that everyone bas the right to freedon of opinion and expression andthal this ri-qht incLudes freedon to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart infornation and ideas through any rned ia andregardless of frontiers, and article 29, which stipulates !ha! these righls and freedons nay in no case be exercised contrary to the purposes andprlnciples of the United Nations should be recalled. 7. Aware of the existence of structural inbalance in the internationaldistributi.on of news affecting lhe Ewo-way flor.r of nelrs, lhe Connittee onfnfornation reconrnends that urgent attention should be given to theelimination of exist.ing inegualities and all other obstacles in the free flow and wider and better balanced di.ssenination 6f infornation, ideas and knowledge by, inler alia, diversifying the sources of infornation as a step tohtards free and more balanced information and the pronotlon of the establishrnent. ol a new world infornation and corununication order. 8. Ttte Cornmittee on Infornation reconnends that the need to be stressed to ensute and promote the access of the developing countries to coruflunicationtechnology, including comnunication satellites, modern electronlc infornation
**Analysis**
The text discusses the importance of international cooperation in promoting global development, particularly for developing countries. It highlights the need for balanced and free flow of information, and recommends measures to ensure access to communication technology. The text does not explicitly mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. However, it seems to be related to the promotion of global development and the role of communication in achieving it.

**Category**
Transport and communication, Science and technology