INITED IATIONS General Assembly Distr. GENERAL A/40/4s3/Add.2 26 September 1985 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: ENGLISH/FRENCH Fortieth session Agenda itern 135 REPORTS A.CONSIDERATION OF EFFECTIVE MEASURES TO ENHANCE SECURITY AND SAFETY OF DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR REPRESENTATIVES Report of the Secretary-GeneralTHE PROTECTTON, MISSIONS AND Addendum CONTENTS Page AND VIEWS RECEIVED FROM STATES 2 Reports received from States pursuant to paragraph 8 of General Assembly resolution 39/83 2 1. Note verbale from the Permanent Representative of the Sudan totheUnitedNationsaddressedtotheSecretary_Genera1 2. Note verbale from the Permanent Mission of France to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General 2 Views received from States pursuant to paragraph 10 of General Assembly resolution 39/83 3 France 3 Sudan 3B. 8s-25319 189rj (E)A/ 40 / 453 /Add . 2 English Page 2 REPORTS AND V]EWS RECEIVED FROM STATES A.rts received from States pursuant to General Assemblv resolution 39/83 l.Note verbale from the Permanent Representative the Sudan to the United Nations addressed to the Secretagjg-L lOriqinal: Fngl-ishl [16 September 19851 The permanent Representative of the Sudan to the United Nations has the fronour to report that no violations of the protection, security and safety of diplomatic and consular missions and represent.atives accredited to the Sudan occurred. [See also the views of the Sudan under subsection B below.] Note verbale from the Permanent Mission of France to the Ulrited Nations addressed to the Secretarv-General IOri9inal: Frenchl [20 September 1985.l The French Government is glad to state that, since the most recent session of the General Assembly, no attack has been committed on the territory of the French Republic against diplomatic or consular representatives. With regard to the attacks comnitted in recent years, which were the subject of notes verbales from the Permanent Mission No. 402 of 8 October 1982, No. 387 of
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report from the United Nations General Assembly on the protection, security, and safety of diplomatic and consular representatives. The content focuses on the measures taken by various countries, including France and Sudan, to ensure the safety of their diplomatic and consular missions and representatives. The text also mentions resolutions and notes verbales exchanged between countries. Given the focus on international relations, diplomacy, and the safety of diplomatic personnel, it seems likely that this report falls under a category related to international relations.

**Category**
International relations