12 Article 28 The African States should take steps to put an end to the despoliation of African cultural property and ensure that cultural assets, in particular archives works of art and archeological objects, which have been removed from Africa, are returned there. To this end they should, in particular, support the efforts exerted by UNESCO and take all other necessary steps to ensure the implementation of the United Nations General Assembly resolution on the restitution of works of art removed from their country of origin. Article 29 The African States should take steps to ensure that the archives which have been removed from Africa are returned to African governments in order that they may have complete archives concerning the history of their country. PART VIII INTER-AFRICAN CULTURAL CO-OPERATION Article 30 The African States acknowledge that it is vital to establish inter-African cultural cooperation as a contribution to the mutual understanding of national cultures and enrichment of African cultures, thus to take the form of a two -way exchange, firstly, among all the countries on the continent and, secondly, between Africa and the rest of the world through specialized institutions like UNESCO. Article 31 To achieve the aims set out in the previous Article, the African States agree: (a) to consolidate their co-operation by way of joint cultural activities and periodical discussions of major issues; (b) to develop the exchange of information, documentation and cultural material by: - strengthening the Association of African Universities; - university and specialist exchange, in order that scientific cultural studies can develop in the research institutes; - exchange and meetings between young people;