Reaffirms that the re,.,lltu!Hm IP :1, uuntr} "fits o/, jets d'art, monuments, museum p1,:ce"· a1chive", rnan11 scripts, documents and an::,, tither cultural tir artistic trea:, ures contributes to the strengthening uf 1nternatio11al co-operation and to the preservation and tlowenng ,. 11 universal cultural values through fruitful c,H>perat1on he tween developed and dC'\cloping countne":
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Rccomme11ds that Member State"
adopt (ll strengthen the necessary prolel live legislat10n with ll'.g,11 d to their own heritage and that ()f \It her peoples:
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RequestsMember States to study the poss1hi1Ity ()I mcluding in permits for excavationԂ a clause requiring ar chaeologists and palaeontologistԃ In provide the national authorities with photographic documentation of e-ac:h ob ject brought to light during the cxrnvat1011-, 111rn1ediatel_\ after its discovery:
5_ Invites Member Slatc:s t.i ,:u11tmuc drawmg tlp, 111 co-operation with the United Nat1011s Educational, Scie11 tific and Cultural Organization, systematic inventories nr cultural property existing in I heir kniln1 y and nl t ht:11 cultural property abroad 6.
Also recom,ne11Js that Membn 'ltalc·, '>hould vnsu1,· that inventories of museum collcct1011,- mclude 1101 011h the items 011 display hut al,(> thnSt 111 stnragc. and t h;il they comprise all neces',:JrԄ drn·urnenf at ion, part icularh photographs of each item 7.
Also invites Member State" engaged in '>eekiug tht· recovery of cultural and artistic treasures from the sea bed, in accordance with inkrnational law, to facilitate hy mutually acceptable condition;, the participation of -;tatc·-.
having a historical and cul!ur:il !111k with !hoԅe lrl'a'>un·,,
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Appeals to Member State, tn co-operate closcl, wll I, the Intergovernmental Committee for Promoting the Re turn of Cultural Property to It;, Count ne;, of Origin or ItԆ, Restitution in Case of Illicit Apprnpnati,m and ti• con elude bilateral agrccmenh tԇ,r I lu, pur po,,e:
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Also appeols to Member States lo e11c(1urage the mass information media and educational and cultural 111 stitutions to strive to arouse a greiltcr and more general awareness with regard to the return ur restituti.in ,,r cul tural property to ih courilry of origin 10.
RequestsStates parlles to the< 'onvcnt1011 ,,n the Means of Prohibiting and Preventing the Illicit l111pt•rt. Export and Transfer of Ownership or Cultural Property 1,, keep the Secretary-General of the lJl!lted Nations and the Director-General of the United Natl(llls Educat1onal. Scientific and Cultural Organi,atiun fully informed ,if the measures taken to ensure impl,.·11H·n1;,tio11 ,.if the<. "c,nvcn tion at the national level:
Welcome the stead::,, 111crcas,· 111 1hc number ur 11. States parties to the Con vcn t1011,
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Invitesonce again th,lԈt· Member States that ha\,· not yet done so to sign and rԉ.1tify the f-,H1vc11tio11.
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Requests the Secn.·t,lr) Uennal, 111 ,,1--npe1at1011 with the Director-General of the t:nill'd Nations Educ:1- tional, Scientific and Cultural Organization, to s1Jhmit t,· the General Assembly at ih fony-si.\th scs'>ion ;1 1Tp,1rt, "! the implemenlat11m nf tlw pr,·,.-111 ., .. ",Ii,t,,,11.
Decides 1() 1n,·lude 111 the provisional agenda of ih fortv-stxth sessiun the item entitled "Return or rcstitutio11 ,r c·ultuLil prnp,-rt} to the countne:, of origi11"
4_Ԋ,h plcnurv llll'C'li11g /'1 Vove111hcr I <>X9
44.119.
Twenty-fifth anniversary of the establishment of the United Nations Conference on Trade and De velopment
The General . IS.\t'lllhly,
Recall/Ilg its resolution 1995 (XlX) of 3() Decemhn 1964 by which the United Nations Conference on Trade ,md Development ( UNCTAD) was established,
Noting that 1989 marks the twent\-tifth anniwrsary of the establishment of UNCTAD,
Noting with appreciation the valuable contnhution thal l 'NCTA D as a who!e has made to the promotion of inter ,iational economic en-operation and devdopment.
Recognizing that important policy advances and agree ments have been achieved through interg,ivernmental ne gotiation and deliberation, conceptual innovation and im plementation, and recognizing also the influence of the work ort,NCT,'\D on the thinking and decisi,m;, of(im l'rnmentԌ and ol other international forum;.,
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Congratulates the United Nations Conference 011 lrade and Development (UNCTAD) 011 the twenty-fifth 111nivers:1ry of it-.; establishment:
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Reaffir111.11he role of UNCTAD as set out in res,ilu r1on:-. of the General Assembly and the United Nations t \mfcrencc ,m 1 radt: and Development and in the Final 1\ct of tlic seventh session or the Cunfcrcnce:63 J.
/nl'itcs UNCTAD to continue its efforts to hnng lresh thinking 111 hear on long-standing problems and ne\\ area-, of c:mH.:ern, with a view to promoting effective and 111novati, e polin measure";
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Invitesthe member States of UNCTAD to enhance 1 heir political support for that organization and to make 11 c1 mnre dfectivl' and responsive instrument of interna l 1,mal co-operat 1,m for trade, growth and ,kvclopm<'lll particularly of dcvdoping L"OL111tries,
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Endorses the Declaration on the twentv-tifth an111 ,crsary ol'UNCTAD adopted by the Trade ai1d Develo£ "t1,·111 Board at the first part ,if its thirty-sixth session.
541'1 plcnarv 111ccti11g 14 Nov<'mhcr /9R9
Reca/li11g 1b resolution 41/11 of 27 October 1986. 111 which it ԍolemnlv declared the Atlantic Ocean, in the re g.1011 situated he-tween Africa and South America, the ··/one of peace :111d co-operation of the South Atlantic",
Reca//i11g u/1, ih resolution 42/ 16 ()r It) November l'IX-7, in wh1d1 ·1 url!;cd Stall'Ԏ ()f th,: region IP c.·ontinu,·
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