conventions was disseminated. For instance, was such information included in the curricula of middle schools and universities? In conclusion, he expressed the hope that replies to his questions, backed up by figures, would be included in the next report. Mr. ABOUL-NASR, referring to the statement in paragraph 4 of the report that over 40 nationalities had been represented on the Drafting Conunission for the new Constitution, requested the representative of Ethiopia to specify, if need be in the next report, what exactly was meant by "nationalities". If, as was stated in paragraph 10 of the report, there were altogether 70 such nationalities, he also wished to know ,who constituted the remaining 30 which had not been represented and why they had not been consulted. Mr. Tsehai (Ethiopia) withdrew. ORGANIZATION OF WORK The CHAIRMAN said he took it that the Committee acceded to the request of the Government of Iraq to withdraw from the presentation of his country's ninth and tenth periodic reports on the due date in view of the situation prevailing in the Gulf. It was so agreed. The meeting rose at 6,10 p,m, 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a record of a meeting or discussion related to a country's reports and conventions, possibly related to human rights or international law. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a professional or bureaucratic context.

**Category**
International law, Education