topics, thereby enabling the Commission to concentrate its efforts and thus optimise its progress on specific subjects in accordance with resolution 37178 H; ’ noted also that consultations had been held on the question of ways and means to enhance the functioning of the Disarmament Commission in the field of disarmaments took note witb satisfaction of the results of those consultations on ways and means to enhance tbe functioning of the Disarmsment Commission, as annexed to the resolution; requested the Disarmament Commission to continue its work in accordance with its mandate, as set forth in paragraph 118 of the Final Document of the Tenth Special Session of the General Assembly, and with paragraph 3 of resolution 37178 I, and to that end to sake every effort to achieve specific recosxnendations, at its 1990 substantive session, on the outstanding items on its agenda, taking into account the relevant resolutions of the Assembly as well as the results of its 1989 substantive session7 also requested the Disarmament Cosxxission to meet for a period not exceeding four weeks during 1990 and to submit a substantive report, containing specific recosnaendations on the items included in its agenda, to the Assembly at its forty-fifth eessiont requested the Secretary-General to transmit to the Disarmament Cormnission the annual report of the Conference on Disarmament, together with all the official records of the forty-fourth session of the Assembly relating to disarmament matters, and to render all assistance that the Commission might require for implementing the resolution; and also requested the Secretary-General to ensure full provision to the Commission and its subsidiary bodies of interpretation and translation facilities in the official languages and to assign, as a matter of priority, all the necessary resources and services to that end (resolution 441119 C). In the fourth resolution, entitled “Report of the Conference on Disarmament”, 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the work of an international organization, specifically the Disarmament Commission, and its role in promoting disarmament and international cooperation. The language used is formal and technical, indicating a focus on international relations and diplomacy. The text also mentions the Secretary-General and the General Assembly, which suggests a connection to the United Nations.

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