torrorirt groupa or orgrnizationr. To that end, they rhell strengthen co,-oporstion between the competent migration offices and police departmenta 8nd botwoon the correrpondtnq civilian authorities. 42. On the basis of pramumption or eatsbliahed facta, to report any violations to the Verification and Control Commission, with sufficient evidence to enable it to carry out the necemrary inveetiqation and submit ouch conclusions and rocommendetions l # it may consider uretul. Section 8. CDMMITMENTS WITH REGARD TD DIRECT COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS 43. To l t@blirh a regional coanunicstion~ system vhich quersntees timely liaison between the competent government, civilim and military euthoritfem, end with the Vorilication and Control Commission, with a view to preventing incidents. 44. lQ l etablirh joint security coanimsions ln order to prevent incidentr and mottle dimputem betwson neighbouring Stntem. CHAPTER IV C0)3nITWENTS WITH REGARD TO ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL AFFAIRS &ctloul 1. CopBIITMEWE3 WITH REGARD ‘R? IKONOM~C AND SOCIAL MATTERS With a view to l trmqthmipq the process of Centrsl American economic Lntogration and the inrtitutions repre8entinq and supportinq it, the Psrtiem undertake, 45. To roectivste, pmrfact and restructure the procerr of Central American economic intoqration, hrrmonininq it with the VJB~~OUII fornm of political, economic and mxlal orqanlxation of the countries oP the reglon. / . . . A/40/737 s/1 7549 Enqliah Paqe 50 46. To endorse resolution l/84, adopted at the thirtieth Meetinq of Minietere reaponaible for Central American Economic Inteqration held on 27 July 19648 which is desiqned to re-establish the institutional baeis of the Central American economic inteqretion process. 47. To support and promote the conclueion of aqreemente deaiqnad to intensify trade between Central American countries within the leqal framework and in the spirit of inteqration. 48. Not to adopt or support any coercive or diecriminatory meaeuree detrimental to the economy of any of the Central American countriee. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a treaty or agreement between Central American countries, focusing on cooperation and integration in various areas. It mentions economic integration, communication systems, and joint security commissions, suggesting a strong emphasis on economic development and international relations. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level agreement or treaty.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade