Agreement for the verification and follow-up of the cosnnitments made; urged the international cormsunity to increase technical, economic and financial assistance to the Central American countries; and requested the Secretary-General to keep the Assembly informed of the implementation of the resolution (resolution 4211). At its forty-third session, the General Assembly, recalling the relevant resolutions of the Security Council, as well as the initiative of the Secretaries-General of the United Nations and OAS, recognising the far-sighted and unfailing determination, as weil as the decisive contribution, of the Contadora Group and its Support Group, convinced that the peoples of Central America wished to achieve peace, reconciliation, development and justice, without outside interference, in accordance with their own decision and their own historical experience, and without sacrificing the principles of self-determination and non-intervention, aware that the agreement signed at Guatemala City on 7 August 1967 by the Presidents of the Republics of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Cuatemaia, Honduras and Nicaragua was the outcome of the decision by Central Americans to take up fully the historical challenge of forging a peaceful destiny for Central America, recogniting the importance of the Joint Declaraticn of the I.. . A/45/10G English Page 89 Central American President6 made on 16 January 1988 at San Jose, whereby they undertook to fulfil immediately, unconditionally and unilaterally the commitments made in the agreement6 contained in the agreement concluded at the SSqUipUlaS II summit meeting, which must necessarily be "subject to special verification”. welcoming the recognition given by the Central American PleSidentS to the effort6 made by the International Verification and Follow-up Commission, and bearing in mind the particular importance which the implementation of resolution 421231 of 12 May 1988 had for the improvement of the living standards of the Central American people, commended the desire for peace expressed by the Central American Presidents 
**Analysis**
The text discusses an agreement and resolution regarding Central America, mentioning technical, economic, and financial assistance, self-determination, non-intervention, and the implementation of commitments. This suggests that the text is focused on international relations, politics, and development.

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