text: provide the resources, co-operation and support necessary for preparing and holding it and following up the resultsr appealed to the international community to increase assistance in the regions and requested the Secretary-General to invite all States to participate in the Conference (resolution 431118). At its forty-fourth session, 11461 the General Assembly, welcoming the agreements adopted at Tela, Honduras, on 7 August 1989 (see A/44/451-S/20778), which include aspects of voluntary repatriation and relocation, expressed its profound satisfaction with the success of the International Conference on Central American Refugees (CIREFCA), held at Guatemala City from 29 to 31 May 1989, as well, as with the adoption by acclamation of the Declaration and Concerted Plan of Action in favour of Central American Refugees, Returnees and Displaced Persons (A/44/527 and Corr.1 and 2, annex11 welcomed the guidelines, goals and objectives of the Concerted Plan of Action as a promising initial basis for future activities, and reaffirmed its commitment to contribute to the achievement of a firm and lasting peace in Central America, welcomed the establishment of the machinery for follow-up and co-urdination at the national level, in pursuance of the Plan of Action, and ths establiehnent of priority and design of projects within the framework of the strategies defined by each GoverzzwnW requested the United Nations High Comxissioner for Refugees to support, in close collaboration with the Governments of the affected countries and the Follow-Up Committee of the Conference, together with UNDP and the organs, specialised agencies and other organizatin?ns of the United Nations systsib the holding of meetings for follow-up to the Plan of Action, so that they may be held at the earliest possible timer noted with interest that the Pollow-Up Coi#zittee would hold its first meeting during the first week of March 1990, and urged the co-operating countries to respond positively to the 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a conference and its outcomes related to refugees and displaced persons in Central America. It mentions agreements, plans of action, and international cooperation, which suggests a focus on humanitarian aid and relief. Additionally, the text mentions the involvement of various UN agencies and organs, which may imply a connection to international organizations and global governance.