of the United Nations and the current Chairman of the Organization of African Unity in their efforts aimed at an early settlement of the question of Western Sahara; 90-15764 23632 (E) / . . . SI21376 English Page 2 4. Welcomeg the intention of the Secretary-General to dispatch, in the immediate futura, a technical mission to the territory and to neighbouring countries, in particular to refine the administrative aspects of the outlined plan and to obtain the necessary information for the preparation of a further report to the Security Council; 5. Requestg the Secretary-General to transmit to the Security Council as soon as possible a further detailed report on his implementation plan, containing in particular an estîmate of the cost of the United Nations Mission for the referendum in Western Sahara (MINURSO), on the understanding that this further report should be the basis on which the Security Council would authorize the establishment of MIUURSO. 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing a political and diplomatic effort to resolve a conflict in Western Sahara, with a focus on the United Nations and African Union's role in the process. The mention of a technical mission and the need for a detailed report on the implementation plan suggests a formal and structured approach to resolving the conflict. The text does not mention economic, environmental, or social issues that are typically addressed in categories such as economic development, natural resources and environment, or humanitarian aid and relief.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief