nsuch an appal"ling state of affails aftectinq the securiEy of mankind cannot be tolerated any longer. "FAO. for its parE, $ill continue to be acEive in its efforts to coneribute to the disseminaEion ot infornation on the airesone consequences of the arms race and !o support the connitnent of an increasing nunber ot governnents giving priority to aEricultural developmenE for the {ell-being of lheir people. ,,convlnced bo$ever that never b€fore has Ehe need Eo rally forces for intensitying co-operation been so inperative' PAo urges once again the leaders of Ehe lrorld to come together so that alt available resources be used for the benetil of nankind rather lhan for its destrucEion.'' g3. At ies extraordinary session, the unieetl Nations Educational. scientific and CuLtural Organization (UNESCO) adopted resolution 4 IC/2/L3, approving the lines of emphasie of l.{ajor Progranne xIII: "Peace, ineernational understanding' hunan rightsandtheri'ghtsofPeoPleg...Paragraph2.lofthisresolutionisdevotedto Progranne xIII.I' "Maintenance of peace and infernational understanding"' one ofA/40/618 Engl ish Paqe 22 the ains of ehich is to study "the causes and consequences of Ehe arns race,including the interrelationships beteeen disarnaEnt and developnenE, calling forthe co-operation of the various disciplines tn the social and human sciences andprovidi'ng support for the establishnenE and developnenc of research and teachinginstj.Eutions devoted to Ehe subject'. 84. rn resolution 22 c/20, enti.tled "Role of uNBsco in generating a clinale otpublic opinion conducive to the halting of the arns race and the transilion todisarmanentn, adopted at its tirenty-second session, lhe General conference statedthat it uas airare of "the vital interest of alt nations in the attainnent. ofeffective ttreasures of disarmanent, rhich could release considerable financial andmateriaL resources Co be used for the econoni,c and social development of allStates, i.n particular ot developing countries, fbereby faciliEating Cheeslablishnent of a new international econonic order".
**Analysis**
The text discusses the arms race and its consequences, highlighting the need for international cooperation to prioritize agricultural development and human well-being over military spending. It also emphasizes the importance of education, science, and technology in promoting peaceful coexistence. The text's focus on disarmament, international understanding, and human rights suggests a strong connection to the fields of international relations and global governance.

**Category**
Education, Science and technology, Humanitarian aid and relief