call upon the ilternational community to supPort those Projects which our countries may present ttithin this frameworki lg.ToexPresstheirdeePsatisfactionatthepositiveresultsachievedatthe Rone Meeting - Stockhol.m il - rfri"tt will help Nicaragua overcome its serious econornic crisisi 20. To appeal to the international community for conqrete support for the executsion of ProPosals to be submitted by the Governmelxts convening the first interlational meeting of the Follow-up comnittee of the Internatioual conference on CentraLfunericanRefugees,tobeheldatUnitedNationsHeadquarters'NewYork'on 27 a'j^d 28 June 1990t1./44/958 English Page6 welcome theprogress madeinthedialogue whichtheGovernment ofElSalvador and FMLNhaveresumed undertheauspices oftheSecretary-General oftheUnited Nations, Javier PerezdeCuellar, inthehopethatthisprocess willleadtothe prompt cessation ofthearmedconfrontation andthedefinitive re-establishment of peaceinthisbrother country. Theyalsoreiterate theirappealtoFMLNtohalt allviolent actswhichdirectly orindirectly affectthecivilian population at onceandtocalluponitsmembers toendorse theJointPlanfordemobilization adopted atTela,Honduras; 14.Todemonstrate theirreadiness toreduce tensions attheglobal levelandto calluponthemajormilitary Powers toallocate financial andtechnical resources freedbythedisarmament process toco-operation programmes fortheeconomic and social development oftheCentral American isthmus; 15.Topursue, asamatter ofurgency, theirnegotiations onsecurity, verification andthecontrol andlimitation ofweapons, inaccordance withthe Esquipulas 11agreements, inordertogenerate resources andredirect themtowards thedevelopment ofourpeoples; tothisend,technical advice fromthesecretariats oftheOrganization ofAmerican States andtheUnitedNations andotherspecialized agencies willbetakenintoconsideration. Inordertocontinue thenegotiations, theDeputyMinisters forForeign Affairs andtheotherdelegates comprising the Security Commission aretomeetatSanJose,CostaRica,on31July1990; 16.Toappealtotheinternational community tosupport social anddevelopment projects forindividuals returning tocivilian lifeintheeventthatreductions in military forces occur; 17.Toexpress ourgratitude totheEuropean Economic Community foritsspecial support fortheintegratio~ process inCentral America, reflected invarious forums withintheframework oftheLuxembourg Agreement andtourgethosecountries to maintain thepolitical dialogue andprovide greater economic co-operation for economic andsocial development intheregion; 18~Tonotewithsatisfaction therecent decision bytheinternational community tosupport theextension oftheSpecial PlanofEconomic Co-operation forCentral America" (PEC)andtoprovide additional resources forthePlan.Likewise, they callupontheinternational community tosupport thoseprojects whichourcountries maypresent within thisframework; 19.Toexpress theirdeepsatisfaction atthepositive results achieved atthe RomeMeeting -Stockholm II-whichwillhelpNicaragua overcome itsserious economic crisis; 20.Toappealtotheinternational community forconcrete support forthe execution ofproposals tobesubmitted bytheGovernments convening thefirst international meeting oftheFollow-up Committee oftheInternational Conference on Central American Refugees, tobeheldatUnited Nations Headquarters, NewYork,on 27and28June1990; /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAf44/959 Eagl ish Page 7
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a declaration or statement by a group of countries, focusing on the economic and social development of Central America. It mentions specific projects, negotiations, and agreements related to disarmament, economic cooperation, and humanitarian aid. The text also expresses satisfaction with the progress made in the region and appeals to the international community for support.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International trade, Economic development