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Notes with satisfaction that the programmes ofthe United Nations University have achieved substantial expansion in each area of concern and that tangible results of the U niversity's research and advanced training activities are being produced;
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A/so notes with satisfaction that the United Nations University has intensified its collaborative relationship with appropriate agencies and programmes of the United Nations system. in particular the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. as well as with other international and national institutions concerned. and urges that these efforts should be continued vigorously:
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Recommendsthat the United Nations University, in accordance with its Charter, should continue to broaden its concern with pressing ~loba! problems and, to this end, should further strengthen the intellectual capahility of the University Centre in Tokyo;
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Takes note with interest of the opinions expressed by the Council of the United Nations University in its report 11 regarding the report on fund-raising efforts for the University, 12 in particular the specific recommendations and suggestions contained therein:
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Stresses the nced to create a greater awareness of the objectives of the United N ations University by Governments. the international academic community and other international and national institutions concerned through the programmatic means and the effec- 1" Ofjicial Record, o/ rhe General Assemhly, Thirry,fifíh Session,
11 Ihid., paras. 47-52.
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V. tive use of its growing international networks, thereby stimulating greater financial support for the University;
Urgesthe Secretary-General of the United Nations and the Director-General of the United Nations Educational. Scientific and Cultural Organization, as well as the Rector of the United Nations University, to intensify their efforts to increase financia! support for the University;
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Appeals to ali Member States to take cognizance of the achievements of the United Nations University in the important areas of its three programmes and to contribute generously to the Endowment Fund of the University and, additionally or alternatively, make operating contributions to the University so that its important work can continue to make substantive progress.
Supplement No. 31 (A _1,,31 and CorLI)
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INTERNATIONAL AGREEMENT FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OFTHE UNIVERSITY FOR PEACE 1.
