contributes to the clarification, elaboration and apPtication of the concept of a new world lnfornation and conmunication order' Recalling the Declaration on Fundanental Principles concerning the contribution of the Mass Media to strengthening Peace and International Understanding' to the Prornotion of Hutnan Rights an'l to countering Racialism' Apartheid and rncitement to war. adoptecl on 28 November t9?g by the General conference of the united Nations Educational. scientific and cultural organiz ac ion ' Recall-ing also lhe Preparation of Soc iet ie srelevant provisions of Ehe Declaration on the for Life in Peace' !g/ considering Ehat lnternational co-operation in the field of comrnunicat ion developnent should take piu". "n the basis of equaltty' justice' nutual advantage and the princlples of internationat law' to- renedy ":i::]i: --^ imbalances by strengthening and intensifying the developnent of hurnan ano naterial resources' .o.turri."a ion networks and infrastructures' particularly in developing countries and thus encourage a wider and better balanced d issem inat ion. Emphasizing its full suPPort for the rnternational Proqramme for the Developnent of connun ical ioi'or tn. unite'l Nations Educational' scientific and cultural Orqanization, which constitutes an essential instrument for the developrnent of human ana rniteriat resource€ and communication infrastrucEures in the developing countries. and the establishnent of a new world informat ion and conununication order ' conscious that diverse solutions to information and conmunication probr#-tr" ,.;I;J-;.;;;"" poritit"r, econornlc ' cultural and 6ocia1 probl-ems differ fron one country to another. Recognizing the central role of, and the progress acconplished by' the United Nations Educational, scientific and cultural organization in the.field of infornati.on and cornmuiication within its nandate' as well as the United fl.t lon" systern as a whole anat all others concerned should give that organization adequate ";;*; uiJ t""i"ttn"e in the fleld of infornation an'l comnunicat ion.
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the concept of a new world information and communication order, emphasizing the importance of international cooperation in the field of communication development, particularly in developing countries. It also mentions the role of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) in promoting human rights, international understanding, and countering racialism and war. This suggests that the text is concerned with the global dissemination of information and the promotion of peace and understanding.

**Category**
Transport and communication, Education