62' The quarity, usefulness and coverage of the daily press rerease and the weekry nees sumnary issued by the Departnent oi puUl i. - frrfornat ion in a'l working ranguages shourd be further enhanced una irfi"u.a in view of the inportant publlc information lasks that they can perforn. ;;;;i;." provided at the press section of the Department both for the.medla and the a.iigici"n" should be inproved. The Department should continue to co-operate croseiy $ith anat provi.ale assistance to the united Narions correspondent" lsso"iiti;":---'' 63. The Department of public Information should improve, within existing -resources, the tirnely distribution of its materials to subscribers aid unitea NaCions information centres, particularly the UN chronicle, in atl 'anguages, a najor source of information on the unir"i ""ii6"s to its recipients. ,_n.- The_ report on Che progranme and activities of the Joint UniEed Nations Infornation Com[ittee should be noted, particuiarfy in regard to Devetopment Forun as the onlv inrer-asencv publicatron "r'cn. unii"a' ".I r..;-"i"il. .i;=fi""*fra" on developnen! issues' and the secr etary-Gene rui =noura. while continuing his efforts to secure a sound ana inaepenJe.a -i" "i "- t". the periodicar, nake such arrangenents as necessary, through the reguLar budgeE, to ensure i!s continued pubrication' The resources of the united-'aciois systen shourd be pooled in::lT:: -".f _ ?tutl"T.n! , t!: !r. :nd _pevilopmen r Business and any arrenpr in the unired NaE lons systen to duplicate cne t, r,. troti-fr?o.red by these pubr icat ions shourd be avoided. Arr speciali.zed agencies "no "tt., -organiz at ions of the uniteat Nations system should be urqed to contribute to the finJncing of this system_a,idePublication, thereby recognizing its inter_aSenJy cnur..t... 22/ A/^c.reg/9e.A/40/L024 English Page 24 d5. The sec retary-General should continue to ensure that Deyglop{n9+t Fofurn retaina lrs ediroriat poticy of inteltectual inaepenaencel irru =-e"661TiE-EElFFiSff-c at ion