SAll 3.Thlp.rtlclp.nt •••••In.di••u••oflIutuIIintere.t inthe cont.xt ofth.dl.logu. Indcoop.rltion I.tlbll.h.d inthep••t decld.. The)'welcn.d thepoaitlYI .volutlon oftheregion.lpile.proe...inClntClI A.eriel. Thl)'.grt.dth.ttherehu b••npro;r... co.p.r.o tothetlrlou. pro,plcta whlchch.r.cteri'ld the.rl.ItthlIndofthe701e••ndthe b.ginning ofthe10ie.. Thi.periodw••chlr.cteri ••dbyl.ck ofd••ocrle)' In.0..countri.. ofther.glon, .xtlrn.lintervlntlon, bordlrincidentl, ehighlevelofvlol.nc., •.....lv.fluxofrefugee. .ndothern.gltlvl f.ctorl. TheC.ntrll A.er1c.n p.lceproc•••helpedtocount.r thl.1n.g.tiveflctor••noInthi.itenjoyed the.upport, oftinrlitlr.ted, oftheluropeln Co••unlty. Thlmldiation eftorta oftheContldoCl Groupfollowed bythl Centr.l Amerlc.n di.logu~ initi.ted b)'theI.quipul ••proce••, h.ve.llowed fordet.iled n.gotl.tlon li.edetthe.chieve.ent ofl••tlngpeece, glnulnl plur.ll••,de.ocr.tie .ndpertlcipltive proc....., r..pectforhUII.nrlghta .ndInt.rnltlonll LIW, .t.blI1ty .nd.ocl.l IndIconolllc dlV.loPlllnt ofthlrlgion. ThlYwIlcom.d thlincrl.'ing lnvolvlm.nt inClntrll Amlric. ofth.Unitld Nation••ndoftheOrglnilltion ofthlA.lric.nStlt••,whol'plrticip.tion hi'crl.tld Inlwclimltl ofconfidlncl inthlrlLetion. bltwl.n theClntr.l Am.riCln Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Librarycount r i aa" Accofdl igl,y, thCy .ncourrgadot both srgtnlratient !o purau. th.lrterrrdr 9trs. 1n th. f.glon, 4' Takine lnto.cccu6t thrt thr critlcrt rcenonlc rltu.tlcn rnCrntftI Anaricr lr lurthar Cf!.rlorrting, th. l{lnirtrrr cl thalurogran. Community rnC ot cototiblr, fixlco rnC Van.ruct,r rrcooprr'.tlng countrlat f!rftifnac thalr covrrnnantr, ecifiltirntand. rl ttingnrrr to co.nt,l nua rstlva[, rurportlng thr olfortrdrpLoyrd.by thr c.ntrrt Aft.rlcrn counirtli ln thi frrntrerk olth.-Erguiputrr procarl, Th. rtnl.tarr el tha Eurcp.tn Confiunityrrrlllrnrd tha lnporrrnca of ,l ntrntl titngf tcono ic coopafatlo;batfarn. tha. EuroFrrn connunl ty rnC Crintirt Amrrier, iinrc rt!:I:l!!f:ll lq thr fconcnl c i ntrsrrt I on of th. 'r.s,t on .ncrupporttne ltr rconoalc dtvrtoprnrnt an6 .oclrl, progrrJr lh thf lntar.rt ol grrttrr polltlc.l rt.bltltr-, Thr illnlrtftt ctIlaC on thr Europa.n comnl.rlon to raah rlthco[oiblr. itrrt co rnd vrnrrurlr nriir oi-coocclnrtlng cc,lnuitiirld Ilth rid lro thcrr tht.l countrlrr'lor thr ciunt,rirr oith. crntr.t Ai.rtG.n trthnur, rtth rhr- rrn oi"ineiiiiiii- tiiovart t t affaqtlv.natt of coopaFrtIon. Ih.-,_ilnlttfft rgraad to rtltrrrtr tha lipoftrnca gttntarnatlonrl..co0.paf r.t.lon tr I prrrtt.t .tlfifnt inClrprnrrbtrln lDa pcttttcrl alloFtt tcyafda p..ca ln. tha rrit, rtrrprtrtcd by th. Crntrrt Afi.rl crn pffrldontr ri reii triItldro dr Cctonado Sumilt ntf rtlng ti Dr€rnDtF trrt .ndtrttarrtrd ln tha ll|ont.tinrF drctarrtjon on ! Aprlt 1990.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing the situation in Central America, specifically the efforts of the Central American countries and international organizations to achieve peace, stability, and cooperation in the region. It mentions the importance of economic cooperation, the need for international support, and the role of the European Community in promoting cooperation. The text also touches on the topics of conflict resolution, refugee flows, and humanitarian aid.

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