on military matters”t and decided to include in the provisional agenda of its forty-fifth session the item entitled “Objective information on military matters*’ (resolution 44/116 El. In the Si8th resolution, entitled “Conventional disarmament”, the Assembly took note with satisfaction of the estensive discussion of the question of conventional disarmament during the 1989 session of the Disarmament Commissionr recommended that the report should provide a basis for further deliberations on the subject by the Disarmament Commission; requested the Disarmament Commission to continue at its 1990 session the substantive consideration of issues related to conventional disarmament and to report to the Assembly at its forty..fifth session with a view to facilitating possible measures in the field of conventional arms reduction and disarmament; also requested the Disarmament Commission for this purpose to include in the agenda for its 1990 session an item entitled “Substantive consideration of issues related to conventional disarmament”; and decided to include in the provisional agenda of its forty-fifth session the item entitled “Conventional disarmament” (resolution A/44/116 F) . In the seventh resolution, entitled “Implementation of General Assembly resolutions in the field of disarmament’*, the Assembly deemed it important that all Member States show their resolve to arrive at mutually acceptable, comprehensively, verifiable and effective disarmament measures, including through the implementation of Assembly resolutions in the field of disarmaments invited all Member States to contribute to the elaboration of draft resolutions in the field of disarmament that would permit, in so far as possible# their adoption without a vote, in order to facilitate their appropriate implementations also invited Member States to consider the proposals and ideas contained in the report of the Secretary-Generalr ‘invited all Member States that had not yet done so to make available to the Secretary-General their views and suggestions’on ways and means to enhance the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations, specifically the United Nations General Assembly's resolutions and agenda items related to disarmament and arms control. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is of a serious and strategic nature. The text mentions military matters, conventional disarmament, and disarmament measures, which further supports the hypothesis that the text is related to international security and disarmament.

**Category**
International relations, Security