4' rn Portugal there are also special police forces to fight terrorisn, beingprepared to act whenever such acts take place. 5' There is a special cabinet within the Criminal police - a Technical cabinetfor Prevention - that studies and puts into practice neasureB to prevent suchcrimes' and the Hotne office supervises a special branch of the police forces, nanedGrupo de operagoes Especiais - special operations Group. This is a highlyefficient force, trained and eguipped with the most sophisticated technigues usedtoday throughout the world to figtrt terrorism.A/40/453 English Paqe 23 6. For instance, this group was promptly in action rhen the attempt against the Turkish Embassy took pl.ace in August 1983. 7. The Government of Portugal suggests that close collaboration should take place betteeen tlre missions and the host country in order to choose the area and buildings to be occupied and also to study and foresee the security measures together. 8. As terrorist attempts undertaken against diplomatic and conEular missions and representatives are related to political events in their ovrn countries, for more efficient prevention by the hoBt country it would be very useful to keep the latter informed of any fact that may allon to foresee a terrorist attenpt against its representatives or missions. [See also the report of Portugal under subsection A.II.f0.l RIIANDA lOriginal: Frenchl [24 uay 1985] ttith regard to paragraph 10 of resolution 39/83, the Government of the Rwandese Republic considers that the following neasures could contribute to enhancing the protection, security and safety of diplomatic and consular nissions and representatives, and eo restoring a favourable norking climate for diplomatic and consular agents: (a) All States should be called upon to respect the commitment which they freely undertook in signing and ratifying the conventions concerninq diplomatic and consular relatlons; (b) States which are not yet parties to the relevant international
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing measures to prevent and combat terrorism, specifically in the context of diplomatic and consular missions. It mentions the involvement of special police forces, technical cabinets, and international cooperation. The focus is on security and safety, rather than any specific economic or social development issue.

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