7. The Presidents of Costa Rica, El Sa]vador, cuatemala and Nicaragua al.soexpress their great satisfactioD r.rith and support for the policy of the covernment of Honduras, under the teadership of vr. nafl'ef Leonaralo Callejas, not to a.lLow its territory to be used by irregutai forces and its firm co-operation in inprementingthe Joint plan for the voluntary denobilization, repatriation or relocation inNicaragua or third countri.es of the nember" oi tr." Nicaraguan resiscance aud their families under the auspices of the Intern"lior,u, Support and VerificationCommission and the united Natio[s Observer Croup in Central America (CIAV/oNUCA), 8' To conunend President Marco vincio cerezo Ar6valo for his initiative concerning the estabfisbmenE of the central American commission on Environment and Deveropmentand President. Rafael Angel Calder<jn Fournier for his efforts in promotiDg a new interuational ecoLogical order; 9. To recognize the importaDce of the presence of paDafla at this summit neetingand to invite that country once again to participate actively in the processes of dial'ogue' negotiation and concertition in which the centrar American Governmencs are engaged and to inforn panama of our own and our peoples, interest in having that country become a part of the process of cencral American economic irtegrationand of other regional bodies in the near futurei 10' To supPort rnost viqorously the dialogue betlreen the National Reconcitiationcornrnission and the unid;al Revotucionaria iacional Guatemarteco whicrr a.as bequn early in 1990 at Oslo and continued at Madriaf; lL' To highlight the latest progress achieved by the Government of Nicaragua anar the Nicaraguan resistance.in irnpiernenting trre'lr"o"g.ra Decraration of 4 May lggo and its ProtocoL of 30 May, given_tiat tir" \.zifuii"rv disarrning of over 14,900 irregular forcea, according to ONUCA and CIAV ."ports, ia's virtuaffy brought thedenobilization process to an end, thereby nakinq a substantial contribution to peace in Central America, 12' To ackaolrredge and express appreciation for the supporc and efforts of oNUcA and CIAV in bringing peace to CeDtral America; 13. The Presidents of Costa Rica, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua, concernedthat arned confJ.ict persists in EL safvador, -,"uffi., 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a declaration or statement from the Presidents of Central American countries, addressing various issues related to peace, cooperation, and development in the region. The content focuses on political and diplomatic efforts, with mentions of military demobilization, commissions, and international organizations. The text does not contain explicit references to economic development, industry, or other specific sectors, but rather emphasizes the importance of regional cooperation and dialogue.

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