exPress their gratitudo for the hospitaLity and geDerosity of, the covernment ofcosta Rica, which were of particular help in ensuring the success of the rneeting.A/44/970 S/2l504 English Page3 (f)Verification andcontrol mechanisms willbeestablished. (g)TheCommission willpromote agreements designed tocreate aclimate of trustbetween theStatesoftheregion, toencourage good-neighbourliness andto strengthen friendship, development andco-operation between them. (h)Theoffersofco-operation madebytheSecretaries-General ofthe Organization ofAmerican States andtheUnitedNations willbeaccepted. TheSecurity Commission willholdregular meetings atintervals whichshallin nocasebegreater than60days,aswellasextraordinary meetings whennecessary. Suchmeetings shallbeheldalternately ineachCentral American country, in alphabetical order,withthenextregular meeting tobeheldinElSalvador on 10and11September 1990.Intheeventthatacountry isnotableorprepared to actashost,themeeting willbemovedtothecountry whichnextfollowsitonthe alphabetical list. Thescales ofequivalence, termsforthedrawing upofinventories, verification andcontrol mechanisms andadvisory services tobeprovided bythe Secretaries-General oftheOrganization ofAmerican States andtheUnited Nations, whoseoffers wereaccepted atthismeeting, willbedetermined attheSeptember meeting inElSalvador. Thesecretariats ofboththelatterorganizations willbe invited totakepartinthemeeting asobservers. TheCommission isgrateful forthereadiness ofColombia, Mexico andVenezuela toassistinnegotiations andbelieves thatitwouldbeusefulifthesupport offered bythosefraternal countries weretobechannelled through themultilateral bodies whicharecontributing totheworkofthisCommission. Thedelegations ofElSalvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua andPanama express theirgratitude forthehospitality andgenerosity oftheGovernment of CostaRica,whichwereofparticular helpinensuring thesuccess ofthemeeting. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the establishment of a commission to promote cooperation and development in Central America. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is international relations and regional cooperation. The text mentions the verification and control mechanisms, advisory services, and the acceptance of offers of cooperation, which indicates a focus on international cooperation and development.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief