text: 31. Of the neceeeity and appropriatenese of undertakinq joint programmea of economic and social development which would help to promote economic inteqration in Central America in the context of the development plane and pcioritiee rrdopted by Out eovereign State61 32. That the basic investment need8 for the development and economic recovery of the Central American countries and of the efforts undertaken jaintly by them to obtain financing for epecific priority projects make it imperative to expand and etrenythen the programmes of international , regional and eubreqionel financial inetitutione intended for Central America, 33. That the regional crieie has provoked maeeive flow8 of refuqeee and displaced persons , and that the eituation demand8 urgent attentionp 34. CONCERNED about tli? COnQtant worsening of eacial conditions, inClUdinq the eituation with reqard to employment, education, health and houeinq in the Central American countriesl 35. REAFFIRMING, without prejudice to the riqht of recourse to other competent international forum8 , the deeire to settle their dispute6 within the framework of this Act) 36. RECALLING the eupport given by the Contadora Group to United Nations Security Council reeolutione 530 end 562 and General Aseembly reeolutione 38/10 and 39/4, a8 Well as to reoolutione AG/RES 675 (X111-0/63) and AG/RES (XIV-64) adopted by the General Aaeembly of the Orqanieation of American Statear and 37. BEING READY to implement fully the Document of Objectivee and the norme for the implementation of the undertaking8 made therein, adopted by their Minister8 for Foreign Affair8 in Panama on 9 September 1983 and 8 January 1984 respectively, under the auopices of the Government6 of Colombia, Mexico, Panama and Venezuela, which compriee the Contadora Groupt Have agreed a8 follower A/40/737 s/17549 Enqlieh Page 36 CONTADORA ACT ON PEACE AND CO-OPERATION IN CENTRAL AMERICA PART I COMMITMENTS CHAPTER I CSNERAL COMMITMENTS Sole section, PRINcIPLks 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing the economic and social development of Central America, with a focus on promoting economic integration, addressing poverty and inequality, and providing humanitarian aid to displaced persons. It also mentions the need to expand financial programs and support for priority projects. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it is a government or international organization document.