CostaRica,ElSalvador, Guatemala, Honduras andNicaragua, andbythePresident of Panama inhiscapacity asaninvited observer, attheconclusion ofthemeeting whichtheyheldon15,16and17June1990. Wearealsoenclosing theCentral American Economic PlanofAction whichwasadopted atthesamemeeting (seeannex). Weshould begrateful ifyouwouldarrange forbothtextstobecirculated as official documents oftheforty-fourth session oftheGeneral Assembly, under agenda item34. (Signed) Emilia CASTRO deBARISH Charge d'affaires a~i. Permanent Mission ofCostaRica totheUnited Nations (Signed) Francisco VILLAGRAN DELEON Permanent Representative Permanent Mission ofGuatemala totheUnited Nations(Signed) Gui11ermo A.MELENDEZ-BARAHONA Charge d'affaires a.i. Permanent Mission ofElSalvador totheUnited Nations (Signed) Roberto FLORES BERMUDEZ Permanent Representative Permanent Mission ofHonduras totheUnited Nations 90-15820 2128a(E)(Signed) Wi11iam VIGIL BLACK Charge d'affaires a.i. Permanent Mission ofNicaragua totheUnited Nations /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryLl44/ 958 English Page 2 ANNEX Antigua Declaration "oue todos se levanten, gue se llame a todos, que tro haya u! grupo, !i dos gruPos de entre losotros que se quede atr6s de los dem6s." Popol Yuh we the Pr€sideDts of the RePublics of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Holduras alral Nicaragua, with the PresideDt of Palama ia atte[da[ce, neeting in the city of Antigua, GuatemaLa, olr 15, 16 aud 17 June 1990, reaffirm the position stated in the joint decl.arations adoPted at the EsquiPulas I and II meetings, to the effect that th6re can be !o peace without develoPment. We have sought to foster regional understaading aud to emPl'oy our best endeavours for the achi€vement of, peace and democracy in celtral America. Nor. we must press forward iu our quest for a CentraL America tbat has achieved aleveloPment and is able ou its ortn to satisfy the basic ueeds of each and every one of its inhabitants. We see iategratloa as ttre meaas of achieviug this develoPnent alrd. our aspirations are for a Central Anerica that is linked to the world oa the basis of fruitful aDd respectful interdependerce. This road to peace through development requir€s us to face the future r,ti th
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a joint declaration by the Presidents of Central American countries, discussing their commitment to development and peace in the region. The language used emphasizes the importance of regional integration, economic development, and international cooperation. The text does not specifically mention natural resources, agriculture, or humanitarian aid, but rather focuses on the broader themes of economic development and international relations.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade