Expresses appreciation for the action taken by the International Atomic Energy Agency on the recommendations of the Conference of Non-Nuclear- Weapon States;
2
Hopes that, in the context of development goals, the over-all expansion in resources available to the International Atomic Energy Agency for technical cooperation will continue;
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1r; International Atomic Energy Agency, Annual Report, 1 July 1971-30 Junt 1972 (Vienna, July 1972); transmitted to the members of the General Assembly by a note of the Secretary-General (A/8774).
3
Invitesthe International Atomic Energy Agency to keep under review ways and meaos of allowing the developing countries to benefit fully, and in accordance with their respective stages of nuclear industrialization, from the technical assistance provided by international organizations;
4
Requeststhe Secretary-General to transmit to the Director General of the lnternational Atomic Energy Agency the records of the twenty-seventh session of the General Assembly relating to the recommendations of the Conference of Non-Nuclear-Weapon States;
5
Invitesthe lnternational Atomic Energy Agency, in consultation with the specialized agencies and othcr bodies concerned, to submit, in its annual report to the General Assembly, information on further action concerning the implementation of the results of the Conference of Non-Nuclear-Weapon States.
ARGENTINA,
BELGIUM,
BRAZIL,
BULGARIA,
CANADA,
CHILE, COLOMBIA,
CzECHOSLOVAKIA,
EGYPT,
ETIUOPIA,
HUNOARY, INDIA, INDONESIA, IRAN, ITALY, ]APAN, LIBERIA, MEXICO, MON· OOLIA, MOROCCO, NETHERLANDS, NIGERIA, PAXISTAN, POLAND, ROMANIA, SPAIN, SRI LANKA, SWEDEN, UNION OF SovIBT So- CIALIST REPUBLICS, YUGOSLAVIA and ZAMBIA". He added that
