text: Taking note of the agreement on the procedure for the establishment of a firm and lasting peace in Central America, signed at the Esquipulas II summit For the discussion, see paras. 117-119 below. 18/ Report of the World Conference tp Review and Appraise the Achievements of the United Nations Decade for Women: Eguality...L.-l)eyelopment and ~eace, Nairobi, 15~26 July 1982 (United Nations publication, Sales No. E.85.IV.10), chap. I, sect. A, para. 240. 12/ IQiq., para. 247. -12-meeting, 20/ in Guatemala City, on 7 August 1987, by the Presidents of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua, Recognizing the valuable contribution of the Contadora Group and the Support Group in the process of bringing peace to Central America, Convinced of the exceptional importance to the peoples of Central America, particularly the women, of achieving peace, reconciliation, development and social justice in the region, as well as ensuring their economic, social, cultural, civil and political rights, Considering that the General Assembly, in its resolution 42/1 of 7 October 1987~ requested the Secretary-General to promote a special plan of co-operation for Central America, Eager to encourage the active participation of women in the promotion of peace and development in Central America, 1. Expresses its gratification at the strong desire for peace manifested by the Presidents of the Central American countries in their signing of the agreement on the procedure for the establishment of a firm and lasting peace in Central America; 2. Calls upon the Presidents of the Central American countries to continue their joint efforts to achieve peace in Central America, particularly such efforts as are aimed at establishing the Central American Parliament, for the purpose of guaranteeing propitious conditions for the attainment in the region of the objectives of the Nairobi Forward-looking Strategies for ~he Advancement of Women, and requests the internati~nal community to support these efforts; 
analysis: The text appears to be focused on the promotion of peace and development in Central America, with a specific emphasis on the role of women in achieving these goals. The language used suggests a focus on regional cooperation, international support, and the advancement of women's rights. While some economic and social development aspects are mentioned, the primary focus is on the political and social dimensions of peace and development.