agreement. They also noted that the Governments of Colombia, Mexico, Panama and Venezuela are playing a role in bringing parties together and seeking a convergence of views in order to promote dialogue and permit negotiation. The Contadora Group deeply appreciates the demonstrations of solidarity towards the process of negotiation made by the community of Latin American nations, especially those belonging to the Support Group made up of Argentina, Brazil, Peru and Uruguay: the Contadora Group will notify their Governments of the results of this meeting and of any new developments. The Ministers for Foreign Aftairs espressed their belief in the continuing validity of the proposals made on 2 1 and 22 July 1985 by the Contadora Group, proposals which led to a number of interrelated measures intended to reactivate diplomatic activity. They also took the view that the forthcoming session of the United Nations General Assembly, the Luxembourg Conference between the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the Contadora Group and of the Central American countries and the Ministers of the European Economic Community, and the regular session of the General Assembly of the Organization of American States will atford a good OpprtUnity for joint action to strengthen the peace process in the region. Lastly, in the light of the tense situation in the region, the Central American Ministers for Foreign Affairs reiterated their acceptance of all the commitments contained in the 1983 Document of Objectives and expressed their resolve to be guided in their conduct by the letter and spirit of that Document. / ..I A/40/640 S/17468 Enqllrh Paqe 4 As this trnal phane begino, the Ministers tar Foreign Attlrirs renew thrir appeal to countrieo with links and interests in the cc?qian to contril,utu decisively to Peactx and harmony in the area, The Minintera tar Foreign Aftairs ot the Contadoro Croup dnd or tile Central 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic communiqué discussing the efforts of the Contadora Group, a group of Central American countries, to promote peace and dialogue in the region. The text mentions international organizations, governments, and conferences, indicating a focus on international relations and diplomacy. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is a formal statement or communiqué.

**Category**
International relations