their full Joppo.t for the efforts of President Arfredo cristiani and his Goverrunent as they seek Lo find a peaceful aad democratic sotution to that conftict. fn this connection, theyA/44/958 English Page5 topromote recovery inNicaragua, especially theimportant progress madeindemobilizing theNicaraguan resistance andestablishing timetables forasubstantial reduction inhercountry's armedforces, allinkeeping withthespiritoftheEsquipulas agreements; 6.ThePresidents ofElSalvador, Guatemala, Honduras andNicaragua congratulatethePresident ofCostaRica, Mr.Rafael AngelCalderon Fournier, onhisparticipation forthefirsttimeinasummit meeting, andexpress acordial welcometohim,convinced astheyarethathisefforts willhelptostrengthen thesummitmeeting andtoachieve theobjectives thathavebeensetandtoimplement theagreements thathavebeenentered into; 7.ThePresidents ofCostaRica,ElSalvador, Guatemala andNicaragua alsoexpress theirgreatsatisfaction withandsupport forthepolicy oftheGovernmentofHonduras, undertheleadership ofMr.Rafael Leonardo Callejas, nottoallowits territory tobeusedbyirregUlar forces anditsfirmco-operation inimplementingtheJointPlanforthevoluntary demobilization, repatriation orrelocation inNicaragua orthirdcountries ofthemembers oftheNicaraguan resistance andtheirfamilies undertheauspices oftheInternational Support andVerificationCommission andtheUnited Nations Observer GroupinCentral America (CIAV/ONUCA); 8.Tocommend President MarcoVincio Cerezo Arevalo forhisinitiative concerningtheestablishment oftheCentral American Commission onEnvironment andDevelopmentandPresident Rafael AngelCalderon Fournier forhisefforts inpromoting anewinternational ecological order; 9.Torecognize theimportance ofthepresence ofPanama atthissummit meetingandtoinvite thatcountry onceagaintoparticipate actively intheprocesses ofdialogue, negotiation andconcertation inwhichtheCentral American Governmentsareengaged andtoinform Panama ofourownandourpeoples' interest inhavingthatcountry become apartoftheprocess ofCentral American economic integrationandofotherregional bodies inthenearfuture; 10.Tosupport mostvigorously thedialogue between theNational ReconciliationCommission andtheUnidad Revolucionaria Nacional Guaternalteco whichwasbegunearlyin1990atOsloandcontinued atMadrid; 11.Tohighlight thelatest progress achieved bytheGovernment ofNicaragua andtheNicaraguan resistance inimplementing theManagua Declaration of4May1990and itsProtocol of30May,giventhatthevoluntary disarming ofover14,900irregularforces, according toONUCAandCIAVreports, hasvirtually brought thedemobilization process toanend,thereby making asubstantial contribution topeaceinCentral America; 12.ToacknOWledge andexpress appreciation forthesupport andefforts ofONUCAandCIAVinbringing peacetoCentral America; 13.ThePresidents ofCostaRica,Guatemala, Honduras andNicaragua, concernedthatarmedconflict persists inElSalvador, reaffirm theirfullsupport fortheefforts ofPresident Alfredo Cristiani andhisGovernment astheyseektofindapeaceful anddemocratic solution tothatconflict. Inthisconnection, they /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA./44/958 English Page 6 welcome the Progress made i! the dial'ogue rthich the Goverment of El Salvador and FMLN have re6umed uuder the ausPices of the Secretary-General of, tbe United Nations, Javier P6rez de Cu5lla;, in the hoPe that this Process will lead to the pronpt cessation of the armed colfrontation ald the definitive re-establ i shmetrt of
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or declaration from the Presidents of Central American countries, discussing their efforts to promote peace, democracy, and cooperation in the region. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the text mentions various initiatives, agreements, and organizations related to peace, demobilization, and regional integration.

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