AlIWPV.3 25 September 1990 ENGLISE PWty-fifth sQtSSfOn GENERAL ASSEMBLY l?lBBVSSIONAL VSRNATLM RECGRD 8P THS THIRD MFJZXNG Hold at madguarters, New York, on Friday, 21 September 1990, at 10 a.m. Mr. Ue M#BCO (Malta) Adoption of the agenda and organisation of work: First report of the General Committee i-1 This raccrrd contains the oril~inal text of speeches delivaredl in Errglish and ioterpretations of npeeches in the other languages. The final text will be printea 9 in the Pfficial Lthe~ General Aaanmhlp, Corrections should be su&mftted to origiwn2 t3~WJ&C38 only. They should b6 seilt u&&or the sigastr8ce of a me&es of the delegatio;J coDCern6& !&&&us week, to the Chirf, Official PecsaQs Editing Section , Drtpartment of Confm=ence Servfees, room X2-750. 2 Unit&d Nations PIam, 6Y.M iiWX[JOri&edl in a copy of tl3s recsr8. 90-b4QS8/& 1298V (E) ma6613 AMwv.3 3 ITEM 8 OF TRE E'POVISIOBIAL AGENDA (m) ADOF'TIOM OF THE AoEbi.DA AID ORGAWIZUXO# OF UORK! FIRST RBPORT OF TEE QEitWtAL CCWUTTEB (A/45/250) w-t Thi8 zuxning the Amrambly will conaider thm that report of thm Goamral CoaPritt.0, whic& has been circulatmd in docwmat A/45/250. I shall refer to apmcific smctionsl and parwraghs of tbo roport which contain rmcommndations for considmration by the Assmmbly. We &all begin with smction I, HIatroductionH. The Geaeral Con8niWzmm, in paragraph 2, dram thm attention of the Goners1 Asxc;rbly to thm provision8 segrcducmd ia annaxes VT. VI rind VII of its rulmr of procmdurm. May I t&i3 it that ths Gauerol krui4bly takae notm of thoom provfmbonr’P -0 -8 Wm turn now to oection II o+? thm report, which dmals with tba organiratiotn of thm rmssisn. P&a ooction XI 8, which dorrls witb khm rationalisation of work of the General lue~&ly, tbm Genrral Coasoittee draws our attention to rmc-n&done 3, 3 and 7 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly, discussing the organization of work and agenda for a meeting. It mentions the General Committee and its report, which includes recommendations for consideration by the Assembly. The text does not specifically mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, communication, international trade, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. However, it does touch on the topic of the rationalization of work, which could be related to administrative or organizational efficiency.

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None, Industry