Taking into account the action in relation to technical assistance previously taken by the General Assembly (resolutions 52 (I) and 58 (I) of 14 December 1946) and bytheEconomicand Social Council (resolutions 2 7 (IV) and 51 (IV) of28 March 1947, 96 (V) of 12 August 1947, 139 (VII), A, of 26 August 19/i8 and 1 lt9 (VII), C, of 27 August 1948),
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Comidering that
a
The promotion of conditions of economic and social progress and development is one of the principal objectives of the Charter of the United Nations,
b
The lack of expert personnel and lack of technical organization are among the factors which impede the economic development of the under-developed areas,
c
The United Nations can extend efficacious and timely help in this connexion for the achievement of the objectives set forth in Chapters IX and X of the Charter,
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Daeidu to appropriate the funds necessary to enable the Secretary-General to perform the following functions, where appropriate in cooperation with the specialized agencies, when requested to do so by Member Governments :
( a) Arrange for the organization 0£ 'international teams consisting 0£ experts provided by or through the United Nations and the specialized agencies for the purpose of advising thosP. Governments in connexion with thrir economic develop•- ment programmes, the organization of such teams, 0£ course, not to preclude the invitation of individual, or groups of, experts from the United Nations or from specialized agencies in connexion with problems in the field of thosi> specializrd agencies;
b
Arrange for facilities for the training abroad of experts of under-developed countries through
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