text: 5. ao instruct the compeEent. authorities to co-ordinate atrd promote rneasures facilitating the transport of peopte and goods within Central Anerica, by sirnplifying customs and nigration procedures, 6, To reiterate the mandate given to the Milisters resPonsible for regional econornic integratioD aDd developnent concerling conPliance with the time-limits retating to the uegotiations on the muftilateral izatio! of intraregional trade agreemenhs establj.shed in the progra.mne for the ttisnantliDg of obstsacles to trade anong the Central American countries.A/44/958 English Page10 ANNEX Central American Economic PlanofAction ~.NEWLEGAL ANDOPERATIVE FRAMEWORK FORINTEGRATION 1.Toinitiate assoonaspossible theanalysis andexamination ofthelegaland institutional instruments ofintegration, withaviewtocreating anewlegaland operative framework forintegration. TheMinisters responsible forregional integration anddevelopment areinstructed tobeginthisprocess asquickly as possible. 2.Tofulfilthecommitments undertaken inthefinancing agreement between the European Economic Community andtheCentral American countries forthe establishment ofaregional payments system, andthosecontained intheannex setting forththeprogramme forthedismantling oftheobstacles totradeamongthe Central American countries. 3.Asregardstariffs. toinstruct theMinisters responsible forregional integration anddevelopment tosubmittotheircolleagues. nolaterthanthree months fromthisdate.aprogramme andacorrelative timetable forthetariff levelstobeestablished. 11.TRADE INFRASTRUCTURE ANDINTEGRATION PROGRAMME 4.Topromote aprogramme fortheconstruction andreconstruction ofphysical infrastructure thatwillfullysupport projects relating toCentral American transport corridors, communications, customs, portsandthegeneration and transmission ofelectrical power, withaviewtoachieving fullinward-oriented and outward-oriented development. TheMinisters responsible forthesectors concerned areinstructed toprepare, within aperiod ofnotmorethansixmonths, an inventory ofprojects leading totheformulation ofaprogramme fortheattainment ofthedesired objectives. 5.Toinstruct thecompetent authorities toco-ordinate andpromote measures facilitating thetransport ofpeople andgoodswithinCentral America. by simplifying customs andmigration procedures. 6.Toreiterate themandate giventotheMinisters responsible forregional economic integration anddevelopment concerning compliance withthetime-limits relating tothenegotiations onthemultilateralization ofintraregional trade agreements established intheprogramme forthedismantling ofobstacles totrade amongtheCentral American countries. /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryAl44/958 English Page Ll- III. REGIONAL CO-ORDINATION FOR THE PROMOIION OF FORSIGN TRADE 7. To devise a selective progranme for the €fficient co-ord.ination of a Central Anerican exterual representation service concerned nith foreign trade, the
analysis: The text appears to be a plan of action for economic integration and development in Central America, focusing on simplifying customs and migration procedures, promoting trade, and constructing infrastructure to support regional development. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting that it is a policy document or a report from an international organization.