66. A nunber of Governnents have taken steps to irnplenent this guideline, as evident from the youth representatives present during discussions at recent sessions of the ceneral Assenbly as well as in the neetlngs of the Advlsory Connittee for the International Youth Year. It is anticipated that. ln pursuance of General Assembly resol-ution 39/22 of 11 Novenber 1984, Member States will be including youth representatives ln their delegatlons to the fortleth sesslon of the AssembIy. B. Regional leve 1 6'l . A najor function of channels of connunicat ion at the regional. level is to supplenent and encourage channels at both the natlonal and inEernational leveIs. The regional connissions are ideatly situated !o r,,ork with both covernrnents andnational non-governmenta I organizations on the one hand and nith the United Nations bodies and specialized agencies and international non-governmental organi?atlons on the otber. The regional comnissions nay also encourage the strengthening and further development of regional non-gov€ rnnental organizati,ons as appropriate and desired. Althougb in principle the guidelines at the regional level are neant to apply in all regions. circunstances vary from region to region and therefore distinct approaches to inplenentation may have developed or nay be requlred. 68. fn Ceneral Assembly resolulion 32/L35, section B, paragraph 4 of the annex, the guidelines stipulated chat the regional conmissions should be reouested to pay special alcention to the ouestion of active participation of youth in the proceas of national developnent and t'o consider at their forlhconing sessions appropriate forms in ehich regional cornnissions could assist covernnents in that field andestablish contacts lritb youth and youth organizations. 69. As described in the prec€dlng section sectionf the regional comnissions have been actively involved in training activities, neetings and seminars, research, studies and publi.cations ained at increasing tbe overall participatlon of youth innational developnent. l4any of Uhese activities, undertaken in collaboration with
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international efforts to promote youth participation in national development, with a focus on regional commissions and their role in implementing guidelines. The language used suggests a focus on governance, policy, and international cooperation, rather than specific economic or environmental issues.

**Category**
Education, Humanitarian aid and relief