1.u"" io this brother country. aheY also reiterats their aPpeal to FMLN to halt all violent act.s' lrhich directly or inalirectly af,fect the civilian PoPulation at once aad to call upon its menbers to endorse the Joint Plan for denobilization adopted at Te1a, Ilonduras i 14. To demonstrate their readiness to reduce tensions at the g1obal level and to call uPon the major military Powers to allocate financial and tectrlicaL resources freed Ly the disarmameot pti.""" to co-oPeration Programmes for the econornic and social developnent of the central Anerican isthmusi 15. To pursue, as a matter of urgelcy, their negotiations on security' verification alrd the coDtrol and lirnitatio! of weapols. io acqordance with the Esquipulas II agreernents, in order to geserale resources and redirect them towar'ls the develoPmert of our PeoPlesi to this eDd, technical a'lvice fron the secretariats of the Organization of lr"ii".o States and the U'iteat Natiotrs anal other speciaLiaed agencies witl be taken into consideration. In order to contirue the negotiations, the Deputy Ministers for Foreign Affairs and the other delegates cornprising the Securiiy Comrnission are to meet at san Jos6, Costa Rica, on 31 .'uly 1990; conmulity to suPport sociaf and deveLopnent to civilian life in the event tbats reductions in16, To appeal to the interDational projects for individual.s returning military forces occur i !7. ao express our graEitude to the EuroPeaD Econonic Conmunitsy for its special support for ttre iDtegratio:t Process in Central Anerica, reflected in various forurns niitrin tfre frameuork of the Luxembourg Agreement and to urge those countries to rnaintain the political dialogue and provide greater economic co-operation for economic anal social developmen! in ttr€ regioni 1g. To note with satisfactioD the recent decision by tshe ilternatioaal conrnuaity to support the extension of Ehe SPecial PIan of Economic Co-oPeratioD f,or central America (PEc) and to Proviale aalditional resources for the Pfan' Likewise' they
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic document, discussing international relations, security, and economic cooperation between countries in Central America. It mentions disarmament, verification, and control of weapons, as well as the allocation of financial and technical resources for economic and social development. The document also expresses gratitude for international support and appeals to international organizations for further cooperation.

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