2/ United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Records of lhe General Conference, Twent j.eth Session, vol. 1, Resolutj-ons, pp. I00-104.J/ v !/A/r0/r024 English Page 5 Recall"ing the relevant provisions of the Final Act of lhe Conference on securTrfiia--Eo-operatlon in Europe, signed at Helsinki on I August 19?5, and those oi the concluding Document of the meeting of represenLatives of che participating Sgates of the conference on security and co-operation in Europe' held at Madrld fron 1l Novenber 1980 to 9 septenber 1983' Recalling also the Preparat ion of societ iesrelevant provisions of the DeclaraEion on the for Life in Peace, 10,/ conscious of Ehe need for all countries, tshe United Nations system as a whole and all ochers concerned, to collaborate in the establishment of a new rror ld infornation and communication order based, inter alia' on the free circulation and vtider and b€lter balanced dissenination of inforna!ion' guaranteeing diversity of sources of infornation and free access to lnfornation, and, in particular, the urqent need co change the dependenE staeus of the develoPing countries in the field of infornation and conmunicat.ion, as the principle of sovereign equality among nations extends also !o thi6 fielal, and inte;ded also to strengthen peace and international understanding, enabling all Persons to participate effectively in political' econonlc, soclal and cultural Iife and promoting understandlng and friendshlP arnong al-l nations and human rights, Not.ing the ongoing efforts of the United Nations Educacional, scientific ana dfli?if Organization to contribute to the clarification' elaboracion and aPPlication of the concept of a new world information and conmunicat lon order and recalling consensus resolutions 4/Ig, 3-L and 3.1 adopted by the General Conference of the united Nat ions Educational' Scienti€ic and cultural Organization at its twenly-first, tvrenty-second and twenty-third sessions' Reaffirnrinq that the establishnent of a new world information and
**Analysis**
The text appears to focus on the concept of a new world information and communication order, highlighting the need for free circulation and balanced dissemination of information, and the importance of promoting understanding and friendship among nations. It also references the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) and its efforts to contribute to the clarification and application of this concept.

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Transport and communication, Education, Culture