4. Reaffirns its strong support for the United Nations EducalionalrScientific and Cultural Organizat.ion, irs constitution and the idealsreflected therein, its activi.ties and for it6 efforts to further enhance ilscaPabllities with a view to promoting the establishnent of a new worldinformatlon order t 5. Reiterates its appeal to Mernbe r States, to the information and conununication rnedia. both public and private as well as to non-gove rnnental Organizations. to disseminate more widely objective and better balancedinfornalion about the activities of the United Nations, and, inter alia, allout the efforts of the developing countries towards their economic, social andculeural progress and about the efforts of the international community to achieve international social justice and economic developrnent, international !t€ ace and secur j.ty, the pronotion of disarmament and the progressiveelinination of lneernational inequities and tensionst and the pronotion of hunan righes and fundarnental freedons and the right of peoples to se lf-deterninat ion t such dissernination being aimed at achieving a rnore conprehensive and reallstic inage of the activities and polential of the United Nat ions systen in all its purposes and endeavoursi 6. Calls upon the Department of Public Information Eo continue to give as a naeter of high priority full support in pronoting and pubLicizing the noble goals and acconpl ishrnents of the United Nations, as lhe mos! appropriateforun for nultilateral co-operatioh and for pooling efforts of States tocontrlbute to the quest for a climate of rnutua! Erust, political dialogue and negotiat.ed solutions to the outstanding problenst 7. Urges the Department of Public Infornation to give Ehe wj.dest Possible dissenination of information pertaining to the acule vrorld econonicproblems. particularly to the critical econonic situation in Africa, the severe econonic difficulties of the least developed countries and the external debt of developing countries, as \,rel] as to the adverse effect of the inlernationaL economic environment on Chese countries, taking into account the views expressed durlng tbe fortieth session on these issuesi
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a declaration or resolution from an international organization, focusing on the dissemination of information about the United Nations' activities and goals. The text highlights the importance of promoting a new world information order, international social justice, economic development, and disarmament. It also emphasizes the need to provide objective and balanced information about the efforts of developing countries and the international community. The text does not specifically mention natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, or humanitarian aid, but rather focuses on the role of information and communication in promoting international cooperation and understanding.

**Category**
Economic development, Education, International trade, Science and technology