text: Peace-keeping Force for the period from 2 December 1972 to 31 May 1973. While much progress has been made in fulfilling the mandate of the Force, in accordance with resolution 186 (1964), “to use its best efforts to prevent a recurrence of fighting and, as necessary, to contribute to the maintenance and restoration of law and order and a return to normal conditions”, much still remains to be done to bring the two communities into complete harmony once again. Consequently, my delegation fully supports the renewal of the mandate of UNFICYP for at least a further period of six months; hence our vote in favour of draft resolution S/10946. It is our hope that further progress in the normalization of the situation will have been made to ,enable at least a substantial reduction, if not the withdrawal of the Force at the expiration of the present extended term of its duty. 105. My country enjoys the most cordial and happy relations with Cyprus, Greece and Turkey, We are bound together by a common aspiration to international peace and security and by a common desire to enhance international co-operation for mutual development through trade, tech- nical collaboration and cultural exchange, in order to ensure prosperity and a good life for all our peoples. 106, In the case of Cyprus, our mutual ties are based on a common struggle against colonialism, a struggle which brought their national leader and hero, President Makarios, to the shores of our land as a prisoner and deportee of the colonial system tt a time when our own President was also a prisoner of the colonialists in a colonial gaol in our country, Since the attainment of independence by both our countries, the President of Cyprus had visited my country 
analysis: The text discusses the renewal of the mandate of the United Nations Peace-Keeping Force in Cyprus, mentioning the country's relations with Cyprus, Greece, and Turkey, as well as the common struggle against colonialism. It does not contain any specific information about economic development, natural resources, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or science and technology. However, it does mention the desire for mutual development through trade, technical collaboration, and cultural exchange, which suggests a connection to international relations and diplomacy.