UNITED NATIONS Distr. GENERAL A/40/4 s3lAdd. 3 30 September 1985 ORIGINAL; ENGLISH Fortiettr session Agenda iten 136 CONSIDERATION OF EFFECTIVE MEASURES TO ENHANCE THE PROTECTION, SECURITY AND SAFETY OF DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR MISSIONS AND REPRESEI{IATIVES Report of the Secretary-General Addendum COIfIENTS Page REPORTS AND VIE9IS RECEIVED FROIVI STATES A. Reports received from States pursuant to paragraph 8 of General Assenbly resolution 39 /83 Note verbale from the Permanent Representative of Egypt to the United Nations addresse<l to the Secretary-General 2 85-2657I I589n (E)A/ 40 / 4s3 /Add . 3 Engl ish Page 2 REPORTS AND VIEWS RECEIVED FROM STATES A. Reports received from States pursuant to paraEraph 8 of General AssembLy resolution 39183 Note verbale from the Permanent Representative of Egypt to the United Nations addressed to the !/ lOriginal: Englishl [27 SePLember 19851 The Permanent Representative of the Arab Republic of Egypt to the UniLed Nations ... in accordance with paragraph 8 of General Assembly resolution 39/83 ot 13 December 1984, entitled "Consideralion of effective measures to enhance the probection, security and safety of diplomatic and consular missions and representatives", regrets to inform the Secretary-General that on 20 August 1985 at about 8:30 hrs", while lvlr. Albert Atrakchi, the administrative attach6 at the Embassy of Israel in Cairo, was driving his car in l'laadi, a suburb of Cairo, on his way to the Embassy, accompanied by his wife l4rs. Elena Atrakchi and his secretary Miss Mazal Mensha, an unidentified car intercepted his car and opened fire at them. which caused his immediate death and injured hj,s wife and secretary. The lt{inistry of Foreign Affairs of Egypt issued a statement condemning this act of terrorism and expressing the deep regret of the Government of Egypt regarding bhis accident. The lt{inistry of the Interior also issued a statement
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report from the Secretary-General to the United Nations, discussing a specific incident involving a diplomatic representative and a terrorist attack. The focus is on the safety and security of diplomatic missions and representatives, which suggests a connection to international relations and diplomacy.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations