17.TheUnitedNations system, particularly theUnitedNations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization, shou1d aimatproviding aIlpossible support andassistance to~hedeveloping countries, withinexisting resources, withregardtotheirinterests andneedsinthefieldofinformation andto .actions already adopted withintheUnitedNations system, including, in particular: (a)Assistance todeveloping countries intraining journalists and technical personnel andin.setting upappropriate educational institutions and research facilitiesJ (b)Granting offavourable conditions toprovide accesstodeve10ping countries tosuchcommunication techn010gy asisrequisite forthe establishment ofanational information andcommunication system and correspondent withthespecifie situatiû~ ofthecountry concernedJ (c)Creation ofconditions thatwillgradua11y enab1ethedeveloping cuuntries toproduce thecommunication technology suitedtotheirnational needs,asweIlasthenecessary programme material, specifical1y forradioand television broadcasting, byusingtheirownresourcesJ -30-18. shou1 Chart andc State Gener Organ Progr twent view estab reco cover espec parag secur decol andr inteQ estab infor forN 24. Secre Infor commu"~",~"'j;"..~~.e..-""",""" •.c---.-=c~~-_~-, --=-c--. t (d)Assistance inestablishing telecommunication linksatsubregional, regional andinterregional levels, especially amongdeveloping countries, free fromconditions ofanykind. 18.AIltheinformation activities oftheDepartment ofPublicInformation. should beguided byandcarried outinconformity withtheprinciples ofthe Charter oftheUnitedNations andtheaspiration foranewworldinformation andcommunication order,asweIlasconform totheconsensus reached among Statesinresolutions 4/19,4/21and4/22adopted on27October 1980bythe General Conference oftheUnitedNations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization atitstwenty-first session andresolution 3.1inMajor Programme IIIadopted on25November 1983bytheGeneral Conference atits twenty-second session. 19.TheSecretary-General should berequested toensurethattheactivities oftheDepartment ofPublicInformation, asthefocalpointofthepublic information tasksoftheUnitedNations, should bestrengthened, keeping in viewtheprinciples oftheCharter oftheUnitedNations andalongthelines established inthepertinent resolutions oftheGeneral Assembly andthe recommendations oftheCommittee onInformation, toensure amorecoherent coverage ofandabetter knowledge abouttheUnitedNations anditswork, especially initspriority areas,suchasthosestatedinsection III, paragraph l,ofAssembly resolution 35/201, including international peaceand security, disarmament, peace-keeping andpeace-making operations, decolonization, thepromotion ofhumanrights, thestruggle against apartheid andracialdiscrimination, economic, socialanddevelopment issues, the inteQP3tionofwomeninthestrugg1e forpeaceanddevelopment, the establishment ofthenewinternational economic orderandofanewworld information andcommunication order,theworkoftheUnitedNations Council forNamibia andprogrammes onwomenand you~h. 20•.Therelevant provisions oftheFinalActoftheConferenc~ ~nSecurity andCo-operation inEurope, signedatHelsinki onlAugust 1975,andthoseof theConcluding Document ofthemeeting ofrepresentatives oftheparticipating StatesoftheConference onSecurity andCo-operation inEurope, he1dat Madrid fromIlNovember 1980to9September 1983,shouldberecalled. 21.Thefinaldocuments oftheConference ofMinisters ofInformation of Non-A1igned Countries, heldatJakarta from26to30January 1984,~should berecalled. 22.TheDepartment ofPublicInformation should berequested tocontinue its co-operation withtheMovement ofNon-Aligned Countries aswe11aswith intergovernmental organizations andregional organizations withaviewtothe promotion ofanewworldinformation andcommunication order. 23.TheConference ofMinisters ofInformation oftheOrganization ofAfrican UnitYg he1datAddisAbabainMarch1985,whichexpressed itsconviction in
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a document discussing the role of the United Nations in promoting a new world information and communication order, with a focus on providing support and assistance to developing countries in the field of information and communication. It mentions various initiatives and programs aimed at strengthening the Department of Public Information and promoting international cooperation in this area.

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Transport and communication, Education