B. A.[J[Jlicatio11.~ oj t tI/W J 1'rde. ,"iao 'l'omo mHI Pri11cipP and .Uozambique Decisions Atils IX37th Illc','till!.'.. LHl IS .·\ll!.'.U,t ltJ7~. ;IL Cclllil­ cil. following th: adoption (lf its~ ;:gL·nda. Lkcided to refer the applications llf Cc1fk' \ c·rde. 1 • S,H1 I ,ime and Principe''' and MozarnhiquL·'~ for ml·mhnship in the United l\ations tn the Cnmm1tk'L' tlll the Adrnissi,1n Llf New Members for examination and rqwrt ;1s prO\ ided in rule 59 of the provisional rule~ of procedure. At its 1838th m,·eting, on IX August 1975. the Cuun­ cil decided to invite the rcprcsent~1tiYc l'f Portugc1l to participate. without votL', in the discussion Pt· the item on the basis of the report of the Committee on the Admission of New Members'' concerning the applica­ tions of Cape VerdL'. Sao Tome and Principe and Mo­ zambique for membership in the United Nations. Resolution 372 ( 1975) of 18 Augu~1 1975 The Sccuritv Cowrcil, Having examined the application of the Republic of Cape Verde':; for admission to the United Nations, Recommends to the General Assembly that the Re- -I~, Official Records of the Security Council, Thirtieth Y rnr. Supplement for /11/y, AuRUSI and ~'eptemher /975, document S/ 11800. ~H /hid., document S/ 11804. 47 /hid., document S/ 11805. 48 Jhid., document S/ 11806. puhl1e ot C:!,lC \'L-r,k hL' admitted to membership m tht.· l 'nitL·d '\:1ti(111~. .·i dc:r11,,d 11nani1nouslv at rhc 1 s.,s11z 111c,·1i11g. · Rc.,olution 373 (1975) of 18 A1,gu~t 1975 TIie Securitr Council, Hm·ing cxa111i11cd the applic;1tion of the Democratic Republic of Sao Tome and Principc4" for admission to the United Nations, Recommends to the General !\ssemhly that the Dem­ ocratic Republic of Sao Tome and Principe be admit­ ted to membership in the United Nations. r1dnrted una11imo11slv at the J 838tlz mcetinR, · Resolution 374 (1975) 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a report on international relations and diplomacy, specifically related to the United Nations and its member states. It discusses the applications of Cape Verde and Sao Tome and Principe for membership in the United Nations, and the Security Council's recommendations on these applications. The text does not contain any information about economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture.

**Category**
International relations