and spirit of the Document of Objective8 of September 1983 was recognized, and once again an appeal was made to countriee with links to and interest8 in the reqion to make a decisive contribution to peace and harmony in the area* (Signed) Auqueto Ramirea OCAMPO (Signed) Bernard0 SEPULVEDA AMOR Minister for Foreign Minieter for Foreiqn Affair8 of Colombia Affairs of Mexico (Signed) Jorge Abadia ARIAS (Signed) Simon Albert0 CONSALVI Minieter for Foreign Minister for Foreign Affairs of Panama Affaire of Venezuela Notee Y Declaration issued by the Contadora Group on 9 January 1985 (A/39/856-S/16889), 2/ Declaration ieeued by the Contadora Group on 13 February 1985 (see annex II). 21 Declaration ieeued by the Contadora Group on 19 June 1985 (A/40/401-5/17301), !I/ Report of the OAS Fact-Finding Committee of 28 June 1985 (see annex III). Y Reeolution adopted by the Permanent Council of OAS on 11 July 1985 (see annex IV) /. 61 Communiaui iaeued by the Contadora Group on 22 July 1985 (A/40/499-S/17350). L/ Declaration ieeued by the Contadora Group and the Support Group on 25 Auqust 1985 (A/40/502-6/17420). !Y Final Draft of the Contadora Act on Peace and Co-operation in Central America (see annex VI. 9J Communiuud dated 13 September 1985 concerning the joint meeting of the Ministers for Foreign Affair8 of the Contadora Group and of the Central American countries (A/40/640-5/17468). s/ Explanatory document concerning the final draft of the Contadora Act on Peace and Co-operation in Central America (eee annex VI). / . . . A/40/737 s/17549 Enqlieh Pa9e 12 ANNEX II Information bulletin issued in Panama City on 13 February 1985 Panama City, Panama, 13 February 1985 On 9 January 1985, in Panama City, the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of Colombia, Mexico, Panama and Venezuela , which comprise the Contadora Group, issued 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic document related to peace and cooperation in Central America. It mentions a group of countries (Colombia, Mexico, Panama, and Venezuela) and their efforts to promote peace and harmony in the region. The document references various declarations, resolutions, and reports issued by the Contadora Group and the OAS (Organization of American States). Given the focus on international diplomacy and regional cooperation, it is likely that the document falls under a category related to international relations.

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