text: The meetinq took into account the various factors which had recently contributed to the aqqravation of the situation in the reqion, a8 well aa the RtatementA of the Central American Governments such a8 the Declaration of San Salvador of 7 May 1985 and the resolution8 of the United Nation8 Security Council and the Council of the Latin American Economic System (SELA), of 10 and 14 May respectively, relating to the trade embargo imposed against Niceraqua by a State with 1inkR to and interests in the reqion. The meetinqR held in April and May made it possible to adopt in final form euqqeRtions for a more epecific formulation of certain commitments and of many praposals which, while not the central ieeueo under negotiation, reauired reformulation by the countries of the Contadora Group. At the May meetinq, the Contadora Group submitted a new document relatinq to eecurity commitments which endeavours to aafequard the interests of all the Central American Statee. New proposals were also submitted reqardinq the aeeistance and input of countriee with linka to and intereAts in the region and reqardinq the final provision8 of the Act. On 10 June 1985, the Contedora Group called a meetinq of plenipotentiary representatives of the Group and of the Central American countries, to he held in Panama City on 18 and 19 June, The convocation notice stated that the objective of the meetins waR the consideration of the basic criteria for the definitive adoption of the commitmente in respect of security, on the basis of the document submitted hy the Contadora Group. On 18 June, at the 1st meetinq, the Nicaraquan deleqation stated that it would he neceRRary to revise the aqenda and methodo of work of the meetinqs of PlenipOtenttarteR in the light of various events that had contributed in recent 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a meeting of international organizations and governments to address a specific issue related to security and trade in Central America. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level meeting or conference. The text mentions various documents and resolutions, which suggests a focus on international relations and diplomacy. The lack of discussion on economic development, natural resources, or specific industries suggests that the text is not primarily about these topics.