text: In Cyprus, there ace two sovereign States and pao~les. The Greek Cyoriots have no jurisdiction or control over the Turkish Cypriot People or their tee c itmy. They have no aonstitutianal right to claim sovereiqnty over the island a3 a whole. and cannot represent the WePublic of Cyprus’, which wan destroyed in 1963 by Greek Cypriot aced aqqcession. The objective of the negotiating exercise under the eus~io~s of the United Nations Secretary-General is to reach a new WLitioal Settlement based on a new constttutton. : f the Greek CvDCiOt claim to sovec efqn ty and legaL i ty were tenable , then there would be no need for a ne* SettL%@?nt oc for a new constitution d@fining the relationship heteen the two peoples. We hope that, from now bn, third parties will encouraqe the Greek Cygtiot m/j9 s/W.2928 40 Hr. Koray) aida to race~t the realities of Cy~cus, and thus facilitate ,YO early settlement, Which cold MOVE& fix the eutablishnmnt of a bi-zonal, bi-national federal State in which the conatitunt replbltcs vtllenjoy equality Ln powee-sharlnq and Participation. In this respect we also hope that the Creek Cypriot sicle will create the neceess~ conditiorrs in which the tuo sides can initiate a new pror3esq for the preparation of the groundwork SI an essential basis for result-oriented nfaq0tistioM in thr future. NS/ASW sm. 2928 41 Mr. Roray) Tucnlnq non to the question OP the extension of tie mandate of UNFIap, I would Like t0 reiterate that the resolution &ich has just been adopted by the Security Council is unacceptable bo the Turkish Cypriot si& foe the reasons that were outlined in previous Security Council &bates on this rratter. Any resolution which refers to the Greek Cypriot administration 63 the “Government of Cyprus” is 
analysis: This text appears to be a political statement or a diplomatic document, discussing the sovereignty and constitutional issues of Cyprus, with a focus on the relationship between the Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot people. It does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather aims to persuade third parties to support a particular political settlement.