successfu1 co-ordination andco-operation displayed bytheDepartment of PublicInformation withthePoolofNon-Aligned NewsAgencies, asweIlaswith regional newsagencies ofdeveloping countries, recommends thattheDepartment ofPublicInformation continue tostrengthen thisco-operation asit constitutes aconcrete steptowards amorejustandequitab1e worldflowof information, thuscontributing totheestablishment ofanewworldinformation andcommunication order. 10.TheD~pQrtment ofPublicInformation shou1d beurgedtomonitor, as appropriate, important meetings oftheMovement ofNon-Aligned Countries, as weIlasofregional intergovernmental organizations devoted toinformation and communication questions, inparticular thefourthconference ofthePoolof Non-Aligned News.Agencies tobeheldatHavanain1986. 11.withregardtoitsco-operation withthePoolofNon-A1igned News Agencies aswe11aswiththeregiona1 newsagencies indeve10ping countries, theDepartment ofPublicInformation shou1dco-operate withUnitedNations Educationa1, Scientific andCultural Organization inassisting that organization, withinexisting resources, inthefo110wing activities: (a)Preparation andimp1ementation ofaplanofintegrated communication network andregiona1 dataandcommunication centresi (b)Provision offacilities fG{meetings ondata ~ndcommunication exchange ofthepublicinformation bodiesofthenon-a1igned countries. 12TheUnitedNations systemasawho1e,aswe1lasthedeveloped countries, shou1d heurgedtoco-operate inaconcerted mannerwiththedeveloping countries towards strengthening theinformation andcommunication infrastructures ofthelattercountries, inaccordanC','! withthepriorities attached tosuchareasbythedeveloping countries, withaviewtoenabling themtodeve10p theirowninformation andcommunication po1icies freelyand independent1y andinthe1ightoftheirhistory, socialvalues andcultural traditions. Inthisregard, fullsupport fortheInternational Programmp. for theDeve10pment ofCommunication, whichconstitutes animportant step i~the deve10pment oftheseinfrastructures, should a1ways beemphasized. -29-t r c e c c n t13.TheUnitedNations systemshouldconstantly promote thecreation ofa climate ofconfidence inrelations amongStates, asameansofeasingtension andfacilitating theestablishment ofanewworldinformation and communication order.,-':C-C=_:='==::~"'~~--J.~~4~L-= ( regio from 14.Reaffirming theprimary rolethattheGeneral Assembly istoplayin elaborating, co-ordinating andharmonizing UnitedNations policies and activities inthefieldofinformation and recogni~ing thecentral and important roleoftheUnitedNations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization inthefieldofinformation andcommunication, theCommittee on Information recommends thattheUnitedNations systemasawholeandaIl othersconcerned should beurgedtogivethatorganization adequate support andassistance inthefieldofinformation andcommunication. TheDepartment ofPublicInformation, inparticular, shouldco-operate moreregularly with theUnitedNations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization, especially attheworking level,withaviewtomaximizing thecontributions oftheDepartment totheefforts ofthatorganization inpromoting the establishment ofanewworldinformation andcommunication orderandto disseminating aswidelyaspossible information ontheactivities ofthat organization inthisrespect. 15.Theconsolidated studycontained inthereportofthe Secretary-General 1/onthecontributions, effects andlevelsofco-ordination between theUnitedNations Development Programme, theUnitedNations Educational, Scientlfic andCultural Organization, theInternational Programme fortheDevelopment ofCommunication andtheInternational Telecommunication Unioninsupport ofthedevelopment ofinformation andcommunication infrastructures inthedeveloping countries should benoted. 16.Recalling itsrecommendation, asendorsed bytheGeneral Assemb1y inits resolution 39/98A,theCommittee onInformation recommends thatthe Secretary-General should berequested toexpedite theconvening, jointly with theUnitedNations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization, ofa roundtableonanewwor1dinformation andcommunication order.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the role of the United Nations in promoting the free flow of information and the establishment of a new world information and communication order. It emphasizes the importance of cooperation between different organizations and countries to achieve this goal. The text also highlights the need for the United Nations to provide support and assistance to developing countries in strengthening their information and communication infrastructures.

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Transport and communication, International relations, Education