you submitted your report to the General Assembly. By way of contributinq to the implementation of that reeolution, we take this Governments of , the date on which AR Ministers for Foreign Affairs of the Contadora Group, we met in Panama City on 8 and 9 January 1985, two years after we had hequn our dip lomatic efforts, the highliqhts of which have been the main achievements of the process of dialoque and neqotiat ion promoted by the Group , and also the various obstacles that have prevented the attainment of the ultimate qoalo of regional peace and co-operation. L/ At the meetinq, we drew attention to the content of the decisions of the International Court of Justice, the United Nations General Assembly and the General ABAembly of the Orqanization of American States (OAS) , which have reaffirmed that it is essential for the international leqal order to prevail. We further stated that in the two latter caBe8, the community of States had aleo expressed universal and whole-hearted support for the Contadora Group and had called on the Central American Governments to endorse, in the near future, the Contadora Act a8 an instrument for the peaceful settlement of disputes. We also called on the Governments of the United States and Nicaraqua to intensify the talke which they had been holding in Manzanillo, with a view to reachinq aqreements that would promote a normalization of their relations and reqional detente. We likewise recoqnized that it was important that the dialoque initiated between the Government of El Salvador and FDR-FMLN should acquire qreater depth, with the aim of ending the conflict convulsinq that country and of promotinq national reconciliation. With reqard to the draft Act on Peace and Co-operation, the Contadora Group 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing international relations, diplomacy, and regional politics in Central America, specifically the Contadora Group and its efforts to promote peace and cooperation in the region. It mentions international organizations, such as the United Nations General Assembly and the Organization of American States, and refers to specific events and agreements. Given the focus on international relations and diplomacy, I hypothesize that the text is more likely to fall under a category related to international relations rather than economic development or another specific sector.

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