[non-governmental] purposes [and has a connection with the object of the claim, or with the agency or instrumentality against which t.he proceeding was directed].the property of a foreign Stat3 in the territory cf a forum State, a statement I that was followed by a number of exceptions set out in subparagraphs (a) 2. Consent to the exercise of jurisdiction under article I3 shall not be held to imply consent to the taking of measures of constraint under Part IV of the presQnt articles, for which separate consent shall be necQ6sary~ 22 (or- art&&jJ,l). m of w 1. The following categories Gf property of a State shall not be considered as property specifically in use or intended for use by the State for commercial purposes under paragraph 1 (c) of article 211 (a) property, including any bank account , which is in the territory of another State and is used or intended for use for the purposeo of the diplomatic mission of the State or its consular posts, special missions, missions to international organisations, or delegations to organs of international organisations or to international conferencesr (b) property of a military character or used or intended for USQ for military purposes; (c) property of the central bank or other monetary authority of the foreign State which is in the territory of a forum State and used for ’ monetary purposest (d) property forming part of the cultural heritage of the State or part of its archives which is in the territory of another State and not placed or intended to bo placed on Sale) (e) property forming part of an exhibition of objects of scientific or historical interest which is in the territory of another State and not placed or intended to be placed on sale.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international law and the jurisdiction of states over foreign property. It mentions diplomatic missions, military property, cultural heritage, and exhibitions of scientific or historical interest. This suggests that the text is related to international relations and diplomacy, rather than a specific economic or social sector.

**Category**
Culture, International Relations