SUÎ'UikIÎY.UJCGIO) C ; F THE FIFTIETH KITING Held at lìio de Janeiro, on Friday 24 April 1953 at 3.30 p.m.

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1 INITED iconomic NATIONS \UD»OCIAL COUNCIL ixongiilc COf-MIciùIOK FOU LiTIN ALiiilGA Fifth Session Rio de Janeiro, Brazil ivcît.l?/sfi.50 (V) 24 April 1953 ukrixsh., OiilGÏÏ&Lï' FRLÎ'CH SUÎ'UikIÎY.UJCGIO) C ; F THE FIFTIETH KITING Held at lìio de Janeiro, on Friday 24 April 1953 at 3.30 p.m. CONTENTS: Formation of a working group Report of Committee III (lvcn.12/ac.20/5/rev. 1) Report of Committee IV (3/CN.12/AC.21/9) Report of Committee V (fi/cn.12/ac.22/2) Brazilian proposal on the report of Committee II.

2 /CN.12/SH.50 (V) Page 2 PRÉSENT Chairman: Rapporteur ii'ir Members : i-ir iii"" Iii- - Kr Also present: EUVALDO LODI CAKTARERO COOKE ALCiiZA.fi DE kouiia ) MARTINS J MARTONbS ISaZa OCNZALO FACIO LANKA GARKÏDO CRijSFO OiiûONùZ iüfirthv^z COTTILR SANTA CRUZ kigaud ALVAIADO TROCHÜZ ROSLBS JONG BATO McCULLOUGH U?.ÔIÎTA FI ; ji.ïas BAR iùto GOUFiiuiY BÖHAK ECCHilii CASAS BRICEÄO Representatives of specialized agencies.silbijiùiiii. }. MONTEIltü j. ïiaïùiai-a. F^iiREIiji. JUN^tLjlivA SCHMIDT Brazil Nicaragua Argentina Bolivia Brazil Chile Colombia Costa Rica Cuba Dominican Republic Ecuador lil Salvador France Guatemala Haiti Honduras I-.exico Netherlands Panama Paraguay Peru United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Irelai United States of America Uruguay Venezuela International Labour Organisation (ILO) Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) world Health Organization(V Vvorld Meteorological Organisation (tomo)

3 OÌ/CN.12/SH.50- (V) Page 3 Secretariat,, Piu^BIciCIí ir. SAN'JC«CRITIZ Uxecutive oecrí tary Secretary of the Conference

4 E/CN.12/SS. 45 (V) Page 50 FOLIATION OF A WOXIAIIJG GitCUP The CHAIRMAN proposed that a drafting group be formed to draw up the text of the draft resolutions to be adopted by the Commission. It would be composed of. Martinez Moreno (El Salvador) and. Portela (Argentina) for the Spanish versioa,.fc-ellogg (United States) and. Clibborn (United Kingdom) for the rn'lish version, and Kr, Charvet (France) and Kr 0 Hudicourt (Haiti) for the French version. It was so ieciied. RiSFOKT OF COMMUTE III (Industries) OVCK,12/AC,20/5/Rev.l) The CHAIIiMAN called on Hr. Otntarero (/iapporteur of Committee III) to read his statement,, CAftTAAiwiO (Rapporteur of Committee III: Industries) read his report, The CHiilitMAi- subletted the draft resolutions approved by Committee III to the vote, The draft resolution relating to the iron and steel industry ( /CN.12/AC,,20/l/Kev,l) was adopted unanimously t The draft resolution relating to the rmlp and paper industries (xii/cb). 12/AC 20/2/rtev, 1) vras adopted unanimously. The draft resolution relating to the chemical industries ( /CN. 12/AC 20/3/Rev 1) was adopted unanimously. The draft resolution relating to the conservation and utilization of non-agricultural resources { /ffn y 12/AC u 20/4/Rey1) was adopted unanimously. The CHAIRMAN thanked the Chain urn, Rapporteur and secretary of Committee III for the efficient work they had accomplished. xtdpoiit OF COM- ITTJii IV (Agriculture) The CHAI iokli invited 1-r, Glouer (LI Salvador), Rapporteur of Cormittee IV (Agriculture) to make his statement,. GLOWER ( a. Salvador) (Rapporteur of Committee IV - Agriculture) read his report. He explained that the final text of the report would contain a supplementary paragraph which would indicate that the phrase "of other inter-governmental organizations" in the first line of the operative part of the resolution dealing with coffee production and trade (E/CN,12/AC,21/4) should be understood to mean the Inter-American Economic and Social Council and the Inter-American Institute of Agricultural Sciences, /The CHAD«i

5 JJ/ci?,12/SR,'50 { V) Page 5 Committee IV. The CflAXuiAM put to the vote the draft resolutions approved by The draft res olution relating to agricultural statistics (- /CEi o12/a0,21/1)_ was adopted unanimously, The draft, resolution^ relating to_ the use of statistical in_ the analysis of economic problems _of_ agriculture ( VCft, 12/AC,21 /Z) was adopted unanimously. The draft resolutionrelatirg^to^ land reform ( K/Cft. 12/AC «21/3.) was adopted unanimously. The draft resolution relating to cofi'ee production and trade ( /CNg12/AG 021/4) was adopte,! unanimously, T ie draft resolution relating to agricultural credit (L/CN,12/AC,21/5) was adopted unanimously/. The draft resolution relating to_ Latin_ American country studies on^ agriculture ( /CN.IP/AG^1/6)was, adopted unanimously. The draft resolution relating to the banana industry'; ( /CN.12/AC.21/7) was adopted unanimously. The draft resolutj pn relatlng to the_ hard fibres industry (&/CN.1?/AC.21/3) H 1, s, a ^?Pted unanimously,, CASAS 8RICEN0 (Venezuela) requested that the Plenary Session of the Commission should fdve special praise to the Chairman of Committee. IV for the remarkable work done by that Committee. The GiiAI-ltlAIj said that the Venezuelan representative's proposal expressed the general feelings of the Commission, The liapporteur and Secretary of the Couonittee should be included in the expressions of gratitude to the Chaimai: of Committee IV, whose successful work would inspire i^gla ir. strengthening the economic co-operation of all the Latin- Anericau countries,, CatiSPO OHDOi^iZ (Ecuador) thanked the.representative of Venezuela and the Chairman of the Conmission for their kind words. personally, had only been able to reach a successful conclusion thanks to the wholehearted co-operation of all the members of the Committee, wished to express hjs faith In the economic development of Latin Anieric.-,, of which CLA would bo the instrument. He, He It- was due to LIClA that the Latin- American countries fel.t more fully xinited and- h-ad become ax-rare of their common interests, /fcipoht OF

6 I /CN.12/SR.50 (V) Page 6 RaPORT OF COH' ITT^ V (Intra-re^ional trade) (E/CN, 12/AC.22/2) At the Chairman'4 request, Kr, VILAS 30AS (Brazil), Rapporteur of Co'isi.ittee V, made his statement, Kr VILAS BOAS (Brazil) Rapporteur of Committee V, read his report (E/CN.12/AC,22/2), The CHAIRMAN put to the vote the draft resolution approved by Committee V (ii/cn,12/ac,22/1) relating to inter Latin-American trade. The draft resolution_ was_ a dopted unanimously^ The CHAliiMAN congratulated all the members of Committee V for the excellent work they had lone and for the outstanding spirit of co-operation they had shown, BRAZILIAN PROPOSAL RELATING TO THE RjiPOR? OF COMMITTEE II At the Chairman's request, Kr, LANOA (Cuba), First Vice-Chairman, took his place as Chairman. Kr, LODI (Brazil) remarked that the question of professional and technical training, which is of considerable importance to all the Latin- American countries, is within the nandato of Comittse II (economic development and technical assistance). He recalled that in Brazil, some ten years previously, some employers had spontaneously established a national industrial apprenticeship service (SiiMAI), in spite af what appeared to be unsurmountable obstacles. That service, which at present functioned in over one hundred businesses, permitted more than 40,000 young people to continue their apprenticeship in over 60 different professions. The expenses of the service were borne entirely by the employers, who considered that their financial contribution was the fulfilment of a social obligation. He proposed that these achievements should be noted by Committee II,, BARRETO (Feru) warmly supported this proposal,. ECCH^R (Uruguay) expressed his country's admiration for the remarkable work of professional training described by the Brazilian _. representative. Ho pointed out thrt SENA I generously grants scholarships to young people from othor Li-tin-American countries, notably from Uruguay, which allowed them to provide valuable sex-vices to the industrial life of, their countries at a later stage. The proposal of the i^ra^^iu^jeep..^ii?'ii^llsi. 25-il J^opJ^iL H^PJ-FlPi 1 - The meeting rose aft 5 if 40 p f m?