text: totheUnited Nations addressed totheSecretary General Ihavethehonour torefertothesummit meeting oftheEuropean Council, whichtookplaceatDublin on25and26June1990,andtoinform youthatinits declaration onCyprus theCouncil stressed theneedfortheprompt elimination of theobstacles thatarepreventing thepursuit ofeffective intercommunal talks aimedatfinding ajustandviable solution tothequestion ofCyprus onthebasis ofthemission ofgoodoffices oftheSecretary-General. Furthermore, theCouncil, initsdeclaration onCyprus, deeply concerned at thesituation, reaffirmed fullyitsprevious declarations anditssupport forthe unity, independence, sovereignty andterritorial integrity ofCyprus inaccordance withtherelevant United Nations resolutions. Italsoreiterated thattheCyprus problem affects therelations between theEuropean Community andTurkey. Itmayberecalled thatCyprus challenged Turkey, during theSecurity Council meeting fortherenewal ofthemandate oftheUnited Nations Peace-keeping Forcein Cyprus on15June1990,toremove theobstacles thatblocked theefforts ofthe Secretary-General inrestarting ameaningful andsubstantive dialogue between the twosides, bywithdrawing theunacceptable pre-conditions. Regrettably, Turkey didnotrespond tothechallenge then.Itistherefore to behopedthatshewilldosonow,thusopening the~ayfortheSecretary-General to pursue hismission ofgoodoffices without hindrance. 90-16237 1711h(E) I ... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryL/ 44/ 96I s/21386 English Page 2 I shouLd be grateful if the present tetter coulal be circulated as a docurnentof the forty-fourth session of the General Assenbfy, under iten 47, and of theSecurity Council. (Signed) Andreas MAVROMMATIS Ambassador Permanent Representative of Cyprus to the United NationsA/44/961 S/21386 English Page2 Ishould begrateful ifthepresent letter couldbecirculated asadocument oftheforty-fourth session oftheGeneral AssemblYI underitem47,andofthe Security Council. (Signed) Andreas MAVROMMATIS Ambassador Permanent Representative ofCyprus totheUnited Nations Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic correspondence between the Permanent Representative of Cyprus to the United Nations and the Secretary-General of the United Nations. It discusses the Cyprus problem, the need for effective intercommunal talks, and the role of the United Nations in resolving the issue. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or culture. It does not seem to be related to science and technology either. Instead, it focuses on international relations, diplomacy, and conflict resolution.