production of fissionable material for weapons purpoaet called upon all nuclear-weapon States to agree, through a joint declaration, to a comprehensive nuclear-arms freeae, whose structure and scope would be the following; (a) it would embrace a comprehensive teat ban on nuclear weapona and on tbeir delivery vehicles, the complete cessation of the manufacture of nuclear weapons and of their delivery vehicles, a ban on all further deployment of nuclear weapons and of their delivery vehicles; the complete cessation of the production of fissionable material for weapons purposes! and (b) it would be subject to appropriate and effective measures and procedures of verification) and requested the nuclear-weapon States to subnit a joint report, or separate reports, to the Assembly, prior to tbe opening of its forty-fifth session, on the implementation of the resolution (resolution 44/117 D). In the fifth resolution, entitled “United Nations disarmaamnt fellowship, training and advisory services programme”, the Assembly reaffirmed ita decisions contained in annex IV to the Concluding Document of the Twelfth Special Session of the General Assembly and the report of the Secretary-General (A/33/305) approved by resolution 33171 E of 14 December 1978; expressed its appreciation to the Governments of the German Democratic Republic, the Federal Republic of Germany, Japan, Sweden, the Soviet Union and the United States for inviting the 1989 fellows to strep aalected activities in the field of disarrement, thereby contributing to the fulfilment of the overall objectivea of the prograaaaer expressed ita gratitude to the Government of Nigeria for serving as-host to the United Nations Regional Diaarmament Workshop for Africa, which had examined African security perceptions I... A/45/100 English Page 194 and requirements, including related regional issues, and to the Government of Norway for having made financial contributions for the Workshopr commended the Secretary-General for the diligence with which the programme had continued to be 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international politics and disarmament, specifically the production and proliferation of nuclear weapons. It mentions the United Nations, nuclear-weapon States, and disarmament agreements, suggesting a focus on international relations and security.

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International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief