text: ASUNITED NATIONS GeneralAssembly SecurityCouncilDistr. CENERA.t A/44/966 s/21398 18 July 1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH GENERAL ASSE},!BLY Forty-fourth. session Agend.a item 47 QUESTION OF CYPRUSSECURITY COUNCIL Forty-fifth year Letter datetl 17 July 1990 from the Pernanent Represeatative of Turkev to the United Nations addressed to the Secretsarv-General I have Che hono.ur to subtnit, encloseal herewith, a letter addressed to you by His Excellency l,tr, 6zer Koray, Representative of the Turkish RePubfic of Northern cyprus, in connection with the Greek cypriqt. application for full rnenibership of the European Cornmunity ( see annen). I should be grateful if the present letter and its annex were circulated as a docunent of the forty-f,ourth session of the General Assembly, under ageDda itern 47' and of the security council. ( Signed) Mustafa AKSIN Anbassador Pernanent RePresentative 90-16926 16s59 (E)UNITED NATIONSAS GeneralAssembly Security Council Distr. GENERAL A/44/966 S/21398 18July1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH GENERAL ASSEMBLY Forty-fourth.session Agenda item47 QUESTION OFCYPRUSSECURITY COUNCIL Forty-fifth year Letter dated17JUly1990fromthePermanent Representative of Turkey totheUnited Nations addressed totheSecretary General Ihavethehonour tosubmit, enclosed herewith, aletter addressed toyouby HisExcellency Mr.O·zerKoray, Representative oftheTurkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus, inconnection withtheGreekCypriot-application forfullmembership ofthe European Community (seeannex). Ishould begrateful ifthepresent letter anditsannexwerecirculated asa document oftheforty-fourth session oftheGeneral Assembly, underagenda item47, andoftheSecurity Council. (Signed) Mustafa AKSIN Ambassador Permanent Representative 90-16926 1655g(E) I ••. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA,/44/966 s./ 213 9I Engl ish Page 2 I have the honour to attach herewith a letter and its annex, a menorandun addressed by President Rauf R. Denktas to the President in office of the council' of Ministers of the European cornmunities on 12 .Iuly 1990 i! relation Eo the recent creek C!.Priot application for menbe!ship of the EuroPean Conmunities (see appendix) This unilateral aPplication creates a fundameatalfy altered situation and constitutes a negative develoPment. It was made in spite of the views expressed by
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic correspondence regarding the application of Cyprus for full membership in the European Community. The letter discusses the implications of this application and its potential impact on the situation in Cyprus. The tone of the letter is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it is a matter of international relations and diplomacy.