UnitedNations systemasawholeshould hedrawntothefindings ofthe International Telecommunication Unionsetforthinitsreport, 12/especially asconcerns the.problem ofthegeostationary orbitreflected, interalia,in paragraphs 33and49ofthatreport, takingintoaccount theneedsofthe developing countries. 34.TheCommittee onInformation recommends therejection oftheuseofthe massmedia,especially radiobroadcasting, todisseminate falseordistorted reports asaninstrument ofhostile propaganda against thesovereignty of otherStates. Inthissense,itstresses thatthemediashouldcontribute to thefostering ofpeace, ~utualrespect, non-interference and self-determination. 35.Withregard"totheimprovement ofcommunication infrastructures, the Committee onInformation drawsattention tothesuccess attained bythe ARABsAT, BRASILSAT, INSAT-13, MORELOS andPALAPAsatellite systems, designed topromote national andregional integration. Inthatconnection, itendorses theexecution ofsatellite projects suchasCONDOR bytheAndeangroupof couotries. TheUnitedNations andthespecialized agencies, inparticular thoseinthefinancial sector, shouldsupport suchactivities andinitiatives. 36.TheDepartment ofPublicInformation should co~operate closely withthe UnitedNations Educational, Scientific andCultural Organization andthePool ofNon-Aligned NewsAgencies toorganize aworkshop, withinexisting resources, in1985for familiari~ation ofnewsagencies ofdeveloping countries withmoderntechnology ofrelevance tonewsagencies andforthe standardization ofteaching methods andsyllabuses andtoproduce trainhs:;; manuals invarious languages forthetraining centres ofthePoolandshould reporttotheCommittee onInformation atitssubstantive session in1986on progress madetothiseffect. 37.Inordertoenhance awareness and,understanding oftheloftyobjectives oftheUnitedNations, theDepartrnent ofPublicInformation shouldendeavour topromote teaching intheeducational institutions ofMemberStatesaboutthe structure, principles andaimsoftheOrganization inconformity withthe relevant resolutions oftheGeneral Assembly andtheEconomie andSocial Council. Inordertoimplement thisrecommendation, theDepartment should continue toorganize, onayearlybasis, afellowship programme foreducators. -33-38.TheDepartment ofPublicInformation should berequested, inaccordance withtherelevant unitedNations resolutions, tocontinue tocoveradequately theIsraeli policies andpractices whichviolate andaffectthehumanrights ofthepopulations inArabterritories occupied sinceJune1967,including Jerusalem andtheGolanHeights, ~~pecially thosepolicies andpractices which impedetheattainment andexercise oftheInalienable national rightsofthe Palestinian people andtoreportthereon totheCommittee onInformation at itssubstantive session in1986. 39.TheSecretary-General shouldberequested onceagaintomaintain the func\...:.ons oftheMiddleEastandArabicUnitastheproducer ofArabic television andradt~programmes, tostrengthen and expa~dthisunittoenable ittofunction inaneffective mannerandtoreporttotheCornmittee on Information atitssubstantive session in1986onthemeasures takenin Implementation ofthisrecommendation. :...:'40.Inviewoftheimportance ofUnitedNations broadcasting fortheEuropean region, further stepsshould betakentomaintain andenhance thefunctions of theEuropean UnitintheRadioService, withinexisting resources. 41.Takingintoaccount theneedsofnumerous radioproducers andjournalists thatuseFrenchasaworking language, andtheroleofthe"bluenotes"inthe preparation ofradioprogrammes oftheUnitedNations, theCommittee on Information reauests theSecretary-General toinstruct theRadioandVisual Services Division oftheDepartment ofPublicInformation toproduce adaily edition,inFrench, ofthemessages concerning theactivities oftheUnited Nations. 42.TheDepartment ofPublicInformation should berequested anewtousethe official languages oftheGeneral Assembly adequately initsdocuments and audio-visual documentation andtoarrange accordingly foranappropriate numberofstaffinorderbettertoinformthepublicabouttheactivities of theUnitedNations. Itsbouldalsomakeavailable tetheFrench Language Production Section ofthePressandPublications Division oftheDepartment,
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on the United Nations' role in promoting international cooperation and communication, particularly in the areas of information dissemination, education, and cultural exchange. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it may be a report or resolution from a UN committee or agency.

**Category**
Transport and communication, Education, Culture