the desirability of carryinq out voluntary repatriation programmes, with the aqreement of the parties concerned and the co-operation of the Office of the United Nations Hiqh Commissioner for Refuqees. They viewed with qreat concern the continuinq detrimental consequences of the absence of any political dialoque between the Government of Nicaragua and the various political and armed groups opposed to it, and, in that connection, they urqently appeal to all parties involved, Eor the sake of the speedy achievement of national reconciliation in Nicaragua, to enter into wide-ranqinq, comprehensive talks leadinq effectively and quickly to the establishment of justice and representative democracy in that fraternal country. They once aqain expressed their proEound conviction that the arms race initiated by the Government of Nicaraqua has seriously altered the terms of reqional security and that, owinq to the foreiqn connections involved, includinq the services of foreiqn miiitary and security advisers, it has introduced the very harmful factor of East-West confrontation into the Central American situation. They decided to consider measures for restructuring the process of Central American economic integration from the standpoint of social proqress, in which equity rather than the pursuit of profit would be the basis for intrareqional relations. In that connection, the valuable proposal put forward by the President of Costa Rica, Luis Albert0 Monqe, is extremely important for the achievement of those objectives and should, accordingly, be given careful consideration by the Governments to which it was addressed. The Foreiqn Ministers welcomed the conveninq of the second meeting of Ministers for Foreiqn Affairs of the European Community , of the countries of the Central American isthmus and of the Contadora Group, to be held in Luxembourq on 11 and 12 November 1985, and expressed their readiness to sign at that meeting 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement from a foreign minister or a diplomatic meeting, discussing regional issues and conflicts. The language used is formal and diplomatic, and the content revolves around political and security concerns, as well as economic integration. There is no mention of specific industries, agriculture, natural resources, or scientific research.

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