text: The reprosantativefl of Handurao, El Salvador, the United Steteo, Trinidad and Tobnqo, Arqentino, Brazil and Uruquay alAo took the flaoc to comment on this matter , rThcr text OP all these atatemonte hae beon publinhad in the correspondinq Minutetl (CP/ACTA 618/853 .I Yollowinq connidorotion of thin eubjoct, the Permanent Council unanimously approved renolution CP/IuSS.427 (618/85), the text of whic?h IA an t’ollows~ CREATION OF A COMM~‘W.3R TO INVESTIGATE THE COMPTAINT PILED BY ’ THE MINISTER OF YOREIGN AYI!AIR!i Ok’ CDS’I’A HIcA On 7 Juno 19Ll5, at a eyocial meeting, the Purmanerlt Council hoard the ~totomont of via ~xealloncy Carlon Jose Gutidrrez, Ministar of Voroiqn Affairs of Coeto ltica, in which ho denounced the eventA that took place in Costa Rica on 31 May 1985, and aeked Par an invoetigetion within his WUntry’R territory. It is tho duty of: the Permanent Council to keep viqiloncs over the maintenance oC friendly reletiona omonq the member State8 and effoctivoly aeeist them in tho peaceful eettlemunte of their dioputen. Thcl dynamic efforts of the cauntriea of the Contadora Group, made up of c!olombio, Mexico, Panama and Venezuela in behalf’ of pooce, require confidunce, and qoo.tl relation0 amonq the Central American Statoo PC) well ati their qmdwi 11) find All the member States of the OAS have eupported the effort0 of the Cantsdora Group, / * . . 1. To rOqUoat the Govornmontcl of Colombia, Mexico, Panama and Vcqezuela to I’01 III a Iact-findiny committoo, in which tho Bocrotary-Genor al of the OAB shdll participate, ts aocortain, within Coota Ricun territory, tho evcnte deocribed in the absvo-montisnod meotlng of tho Permanont Council, ond to report to the Permanent U~ncil on the rouulto of that ondoavOut, 2. TO reiterate ito aupprt to the efforto of the Contadsra Group and 
analysis: This text appears to be related to international diplomacy and politics, specifically within the Organization of American States (OAS). It discusses the creation of a committee to investigate a complaint made by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Costa Rica, and expresses support for the Contadora Group's efforts towards peace in Central America. The text does not contain any specific information about economic development, natural resources, or other categories related to development or industry.