A/HRC/41/1 Technical assistance and capacity-building in the field of human rights in the Central African Republic 76. In its resolution 39/19, the Human Rights Council requested the Independent Expert on the situation of human rights in the Central African Republic to provide an oral update on her report on technical assistance and capacity-building in the field of human rights in the Central African Republic at its forty-first session. Accordingly, the Council will hear the oral update by the Independent Expert, Marie-Thérèse Keita Bocoum. Technical assistance and capacity-building to improve human rights in the Sudan 77. In its resolution 39/22, the Human Rights Council requested the Government of the Sudan and OHCHR to present their oral reports on progress towards the opening of a country office during an enhanced interactive dialogue at the forty-first session of the Council. Accordingly, the Council will hold an enhanced interactive dialogue on the oral reports of the Government of the Sudan and OHCHR. Cooperation with Georgia 78. In its resolution 40/28, the Human Rights Council requested the High Commissioner to present to the Council, in accordance with its resolution 5/1, an oral update on the follow-up to resolution 40/28 at its forty-first session. Accordingly, the Council will hear the oral update by the High Commissioner (see para. 26 above). Enhancement of technical cooperation and capacity-building in the field of human rights 79. In its resolution 39/18, the Human Rights Council decided, in accordance with its resolution 18/18, that the theme for the annual thematic panel discussion under agenda item 10, to be held during its forty-first session, would be “Technical cooperation and capacitybuilding in the field of the human rights of older persons” (see annex). 80. In the same resolution, the Human Rights Council requested OHCHR to prepare a report on the activities undertaken by the Office and relevant United Nations country teams and agencies, and regional organizations to support States’ efforts to promote and protect the human rights of older persons and their autonomy and independence, and address implementation gaps in national legislation, policies and programmes, including where applicable those relating to the Sustainable Development Goals, income security, the promotion of active and healthy ageing, the use of assistive technology, access to information and lifelong learning, combating all forms of discrimination against older persons, paying particular attention to older women and supporting the full integration of older persons in society and access to care, health and support services for older persons in their communities. Accordingly, the Council will consider the report of OHCHR as a basis for the panel discussion (A/HRC/41/32) (see para. 27 above). 12