text: always been at the root of its foreign policy, contin%-*es to support unreservedly the constructive action undertaken courageously by the Contadora Group, with a view to restoring, through dialogue and consultation , peaoe and security in the region. A/uI/PV. 19 46 (Mr. Estfme, Haiti) We are pleased TV note that ptience and goodwill have led to the prepara Zion Of a Set of concleete plcoposale whiah form the draft act of peace and co-operation in Central Amrica. we hope ehe t the final document will be adopted as Wdsly as poscible, but also that the conamitments subsaribed to therain ape observed, that the level of arius is effectively reduced and that the region may f And *ace cm@ again based on rea tora tion of a balance essential Lb coexistence, Within that framwork, the Republic of Haiti is pleaeed to note the role played in that part of the world by the European Euonomio Community in providing active and disinterested support to the negotiations. Similarly , the establishment Of a Central American developmen t agency will constitute a positive contribution to the solution of the social and economic problems of the region. With regard to ths south Atlantic, the F&public of Haiti, as it has repeatedly stated, considers the situation prevailing in the Halvinas Islands as the consequence of an anachronistic colonial order. It rejects any de facto situation created by force and appeals to the parties concerned to renew negotiations in order to arrive at a just and equitable solution, taking into account the legitituate aspirations of the Argentine nation. This year again, on the eve of the eagerly awaited encounter between the super-Powers, after having heard proposaln and explanations by representatives of the Powers which have an arsenal capabl,. of destroying humanity several times over, we formally renew our appeal for a halt to the arms race. 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement by the Republic of Haiti to the United Nations General Assembly, addressing various international issues such as peace and security in Central America, the South Atlantic, and the arms race. It highlights the country's support for dialogue and consultation to resolve conflicts, and expresses its concerns about the situation in the Falkland Islands (Malvinas) and the arms race. While the text does not explicitly mention economic development, it does mention the establishment of a Central American development agency, which could be related to economic development.