Informalion should naintain editorial independence and accuracy j.n allnateriar produced by the Departnent and shouLd promote to the greatest extent Possible an informed understanding of the vrork and purposes of the UnitedNations arnong the peoples of the r,rorrd. The Deparlment shoul.d ensure that itsoutPut contains objective and equitable information about issues before theOrganizatlon, reflecting divergent opinions where they occur. 28. The Departrnent of Public Inforrnation should continue to ensure that Chedaily dispatches of the pool of Non-A]igneat Ne\.rs Agencies that il receives are apProprialely utili?ed in the performance of the public infornation Easks ofthe Unlted Nat ions ! (a) with a view to further promotion and developnent of functional andnutually beneficiat co-operation between the DepartmenE and the pool, theexisting arrangements in the Department for the conduct of this co-operationshould be establj.shed on a more regular basis; (b) In view of the successful joint coverage by the pool of inportant conferenceg and other events within the United Nations systen, this practice should be continued and further strengthened, (c) The Department should consid€r tbe possibitiCy of utilizing the dispatches received fron the pool to establish a data base on the infornation and cormunication facilities in the non-aligned countries. ?L/ A/39 /L3L-9/I6414 and Corr.1, annex rr, resolurion 15l4-p(IS).A/40/L024 English Page L8 29. rn connection with ils annual training proqranme for journall8ts and broadcasters from developlng countrieE, the DePartnent of Public Information should cont inue to allocate the last rreek of the programne for a visit by bhen to one of the developing countries that expreases readiness to recelve them for the purpose of acqualnting thenselves with the ways in nhlch infornation on the united Nations is received and uttli.zeal. 30. the sec retary-General shoul-d be requested once again to nake avallable to the coflmittee on Infornation, at the earllegt, a comprehenslve report on the outcone of the activities of the Internat ionaL Teleconununlcat ion Unlon with
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to the functioning of the United Nations Department of Public Information, its role in disseminating information, and its collaboration with other organizations. It discusses the importance of maintaining editorial independence and accuracy, promoting an informed understanding of the United Nations' work, and ensuring that information is objective and equitable. The text also mentions the use of dispatches from non-aligned news agencies, international conferences, and training programs for journalists and broadcasters. These topics suggest that the text is related to communication, information, and international relations.

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Transport and communication, International relations