2L. Utrder the R€giouat Co-operation AgreemeEt to Eraalicat€ Illegal Drug Trafficking, sigaed durilg the sutnnit me€ting at Motrtelfunar, to convene on 20 aaal 21 .Iuty 1990 6t Mauagua a neeting of authorities in thi6 fieltl for the PurPose of erchanging iaformation and planning and co-ordiratlng the executior of the dlecisions set oub' in the aforesaid .A.gre€mentt 22. To strengthen the Central Americaa groups (GRUCA) in various forurns ard internatioaat coaferences with a view to aligning positions antl elhanciag the region's negotiating capacity. Similarly, they agree to eeek to co-ordinate policies and support cardidatures wlthin ltrterratioral orgaDizatiotsi 23. To express their satisfactio! at th6 eatry irto force o! I May 1990 of the CotrstiEuetrt Treaty of the Central American Parliament ard Other Political Foru$s aDd its Protocol, as welt as the decision by UoDduras to become a party theretot to appeal to the interDatiolal cornnuaity to support its establistuneDt. II 24. To promote austained developrneat i! Central America through a Joirtoutward-lookiag strategy, settiag up consultation a[d co-orditratioa machlDery to stretrgthe! the involvement of our economies in interaatioral tradei 25. To reitErate the futt political connitment of our Gov€rmerts to tackLe, through iattividual efforts aqd the gfforts of society as a t*hol€, th€ challeages of developmetrt. while reactivating our €coaomies to reduce poverty withi.! aa effect.ive franelrork of economic democracyi 26. To restructure, strergthe! ald reactivate the integration process as tte1l as Central American regional organizations, correcting or redesigning their legal aad institutional frameworks in order to revitalize them aud facilitate ttreir readjustneut to the nerr strategies for opeal.ng up aDd rnoderniziDg productlon beiag pursued by the Central Anerica! countries, iD the hope of establlshing atrd corsoLidating an economic cornmunity of the Central. Arnerican isthmusi 27, To pronote, by means of concrete actiods at the national ald regional levels, the transformatioa of productive structures, following a combiratio! of short-,
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a document outlining the goals and objectives of a regional cooperation agreement among Central American countries. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the topics discussed are focused on economic development, integration, and cooperation. The text mentions the establishment of an economic community, promotion of sustained development, and the transformation of productive structures, which suggests a strong emphasis on economic issues.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade