Peru and Uruguay to express their desire to meet with them in connection with the forthcoming joint meeting of Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the Central American countries and of the Contadora Group for the purpose of carrying out an exchanqe of views which would afford them an opportunity to set forth the positions of their respective Governments on the situation in Central America. After carefully reviewing the results of the negotiations during the past year, the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of El Salvador , Honduras and Costa Rica concluded that progress towards the signing of the Contadora Act on Peace and Co-operation in Central America required: (a) The inclusion in the text of the Act of the agreements adopted by consensus by the five Central American countries at the first and second meetings of plenipotentiaries; and (b) The immediate resumption of the negotiations at plenipotentiary level to consider and finalise agreements on the following outstanding issues: (i) National reconciliation through dialogue with the political and armed opposition in those countries where deep divisions have come about in society with a view to the establishment of pluralistic and representative democratic systems; (ii) Limitation and reduction of arms and military personnel; (iii) International verification and control. / . . . A/39/949 S/17446 Enqlish Paqe 3 Towards that end they sugqested to the Ministers for Foreiqn ALfairs Of the Contadora Group that the fourth meeting of plenipotentiaries should be convened in the last two weeks of September. The Ministers Ear Foreign Affairs analysed the refuqee situation, which, as a consequence of the reqional crisis, has political, social and security implications, and, In that connection, they recoqnized the constructive and humanitarian approach to the situation taken by the Governments of Honduras and Costa Rica in receivinq refuqees from neiqhbourinq countries; they also recognized 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a diplomatic meeting between various countries in Central America and the Contadora Group to discuss the situation in the region. The meeting is focused on finding a peaceful resolution to the conflicts and promoting cooperation among the countries. The text mentions refugee situations, national reconciliation, and limitation of arms, which suggests that the meeting is focused on addressing humanitarian and political issues rather than economic or environmental concerns.

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