Expresses its thanks to the Commissioner-General and to all the staff of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, recogniz ing that the Agency is doing all it can within the limits of available resources, and also expresses its thanks to the specialized agencies and private organizations for their valuable work in assisting the refugees;
3
Reiterates its request that the headquarters of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East should be relocated to its former site within its area of operations as soon as practicable;
4
Notes with regret that the United Nations Concilia tion Commission for Palestine has been unable to find a means of achieving progress in the implementation of par agraph 11 of General Assembly resolution 194 (IIl),53 and requests the Commission to exert continued efforts towards the implementation of that paragraph and to report to the Assembly a, appropriate. but no later than I September 1985;
5
Directsattention to the continuing seriousness of the financial position of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, as outlined in the report of the Commissioner-General;
6
Notes with profound concern that, despite the com mendable and successful efforts of the Commissioner General to collect additional contributions, this increased level of income to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East is still insufficient to cover essential budget requirements in the present year and that, at currently foreseen levels of giving, deficits will recur each year;
7
Calls uponall Governments as a matter of urgency to make the most generous efforts possible to meet the anticipated needs of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, particu larly in the light of the budgetary deficit projected in the report of the Commissioner-General, and therefore urges non-contributing Governments to contribute regularly and
contributing Governments to consider increasing their reg ular contributions.
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50 See N39/497, annex, paras. 48-54.
"/cc A 19·455. annex 5 I See A/ AC. I 98170. 52 Offinal Records of the Cimera/ Assemh!r. Thirt1·-n1n1h Sessu,n, Supple ment No. 13 (A/39/13).
54 A/36/866; see also A: 3 7 /591 55 A/39/575.
_ ll_7 RESUMPTION OF THE RATION DISTRIBUTION TO PALESTINE REFUGEES PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE GAZA STRIP POPULATION AND REFUGEES DISPLACED SINCE 1967 57 A/39/457; reissued for technical reasons on 13 September 1984.
1 18
62 O/fictal Records o( the General Assemhlv, Nineteenth Sessum, Annn 58 A/39/41 1 .
5 9 A/39/464 and Add. I \o. I ( document A '700.
60 A/39/455, annex.
6> A J9,538 61 Resolution 2 1 7 A (Ill)
JV. Resolutions adopted on the reports of the Special Political Committer 1 19 PALESTINE REF! 1GEES IN THE WEST HANK
UNIVERSITY OF JERUSALEM "AL-QUDS" FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES :1 United Nations, Treaty Series, vol. 75, No. 973. p. 287.
06 A 19 372 Carnegie_ Endowment for International Peace. /"he Hague Com·cnl/!111,
t, ) ,\ 1Q i28 and Declarat,ons of 1899 and /907 (New York. Oxford llniversity Press 1915), p. 100.
100th p/cnurr 111cc1111g 14 /)('(c111hcr I '}84
68 A/39/327 and Corr. I . 69 United Nations, /'reatv Scru's. , ol 75. N o n.1 p 287
