At the fortieEh session, the ceneral Assembly will have before it the reportcalled for under tesolution 39/233 (A/40/42O-E/L985llrr) . /)1,A/ 40 /L00 /Add .L Engli sh Page 29 Africarl Institute for Economic Development and Planning At its second regul.ar session of 1985, the Economic and Social Council,inter alia, recomnended to Che General Assembly the lncorporation of four posts for core professional staff for the Afrlcan Institute Planning lnto the Uniled NaCions regular budget asflnancing of the Institute, in Che same spirit asinstitutions in Africa, such as the uultinaEional Centres, and, outside Africa, in the region of the Anerica and the Caribbean (resolutlon L985/62).for Economic Development and a contribution !o the long-Cerm it had done for other reqlonal Programming and Opera tiona I Economic Commission for Latin At its second regul-ar session of 1985, the Econonic and Social Council requested the Executive Secretary o€ the Economic Connission for Africa to prepare a repore and to arrange for an in-depth study on the situation of African mi-grant eorkers, and recommended bhat the ceneral Assembly should approve the technical andflnancial implications of the lnvolvemenE of the Economic Commission for Africa in both activlties, as suboitted in section 13 of the propoged programme budget for che bj.ennlum 1986-1987 (A/40/61 (resolution L985/64t. Inclusion of Portuquese aflbnq the official '^rorkinq lanquaqes of the Economic Conmission for Afr lca At its second regular session of 1985, the Economic and Social Council decidedthat I'ortuguese should be introduced gradually as an official working language of the Eiconomic Comftission for Africa and requested the General Assembly to make che necessary arrangements to that effect (resolutton 1985/68) '. situation of human rights and fundamental freedoms in El saLvador At the fortieth session, the General Assembly nill have before it a note by the Secr eta ry-Genera I transmitting Ehe report of the Special Representatlve in accordance with Econonlc and social council declslon L985/I45.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing various reports and resolutions related to economic development and planning in Africa, as well as human rights and fundamental freedoms in El Salvador. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on international organizations and their activities.

**Category**
Economic development, Humanitarian aid and relief