medium- and loag-term policies, 28. To identif,y indivitlual and regional support nechanisms for the efforts beitg nade by Central American countries to renegotiate their external debt. In this couection, we appeal. to th€ interrational cornmulity to help us alleviate our external debt burden thereby freeing finaucial resources for regioual deve lolrment i 29. To acknowLedge tbe inportance of the interDatioral developmelt banks to the ecoaomic and social development of C€ntrat America, particul.arly the Inter-funerican Developmeot Bank (IDB) and the Central Americau Balk for Econotnic lrtegratio! (BCIE), accortlingly, it would be desirable for both institutiotrs to particiPate actively in the financing of tbose major projects in the region which Promote the achievernent of the purposes and objectives set' out in this DeclaratioaiA/44/958 English Page7 21.UndertheRegional Co-operation Agreement toEradicate Illegal Drug Trafficking, signedduringthesummitmeeting atMontelimar, toconvene on20and 21July1990atManagua ameeting ofauthorities inthisfieldforthepurpose of exchanging information andplanning andco-ordinating theexecution ofthe decisions setoutintheaforesaid Agreement; 22.Tostrengthen theCentral American groups (GRUCA) invarious forums and international conferences withaviewtoaligning positions andenhancing the region's negotiating capacity. Similarly. theyagreetoseektoco-ordinate policies andsupport candidatures withininternational organizations; 23.Toexpress theirsatisfaction attheentryintoforceon1May1990ofthe Constituent TreatyoftheCentral American Parliament andOtherPolitical Forums anditsProtocol, aswellasthedecision byHonduras tobecome apartythereto; to appealtotheinternational community tosupportitsestablishment. II 24.Topromote sustained development inCentral America through ajoint outward-looking strategy, setting upconsultation andco-ordination machinery to strengthen theinvolvement ofoureconomies ininternational trade; 25.Toreiterate thefullpolitical commitment ofourGovernments totackle. through individual efforts andtheefforts ofsociety asawhole,thechallenges of development, whilereactivating oureconomies toreduce poverty within aneffective framework ofeconomic democracy; 26.Torestructure. strengthen andreactivate theintegration process aswellas Central American regional organizations, correcting orredesigning theirlegaland institutional frameworks inordertorevitalize themandfacilitate their readjustment tothenewstrategies foropening upandmodernizing production being pursued bytheCentral American countries, inthehopeofestablishing and consolidating aneconomic community oftheCentral American isthmus; 27.Topromote, bymeansofconcrete actions atthenational andregional levels. thetransformation ofproductive structures, following acombination ofshort-. medium- andlong-term policies; 28.Toidentify individual andregional support mechanisms fortheefforts being madebyCentral American countries torenegotiate theirexternal debt.Inthis
**Analysis**
The text primarily focuses on the economic development and international cooperation of Central American countries. It discusses the renegotiation of external debt, international trade, and the strengthening of regional organizations and institutions. While it does not explicitly mention specific sectors like agriculture or industry, the overall emphasis on economic development and cooperation suggests that the text is more closely related to economic development and international trade.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade