text: -e enrts _-_-~ .-: +190 deserve evecv Braise. The President of Cyprus, or. Vassiliou, the Government ard the p~ple of CYW US? as ~11 2~ th? countryy’s Permanent Representative to the flnited Nations would VeCY much like, DJrtiCUlarly on this cxcasion, eo express &eQ agxQreciation tar the rob plaved by the ‘iecretary-:*bnefal himwlf. 4is q*asQ of thz probb*rrl, hi-, wxrience and diplnmtir: skil.l-,, an3 -,t the ‘;.3)‘~? ~;.Iw his mtfenc~., YSWGB s/w/2928 15 Mr. Yavromatis, Cyprus) perseverance and dedicetlon , even Ln thi? face of adversity, challenges, rejections, or even denials of compet4ence , make him eminently suitable for the impxtant tasks that he has tindertaken. s/W. 2920 16 Mr. YwJramrmtis, Cyprus) Although a further report is to be submitted later by the Secretary-Crneral On his good-off ices mission upon the completion of current consultations, yet 1 believe that the occasion calls Ecr a reference to the reasons that necessitated Such consu 1 tat ions. Six months ago I had this to say on the efforts of the Secretary-General and the reasons that were delayinq resumption of the dialoqlle and the discussion of a set of idea9 DteSented by :he Secretary-General to both sides in writing on 25 July 1989: “The second meeting, which was called in the hope of repairing the damage dons during the first, was also unsuccessful in the sense, as we understand it, that the unaocepteble o3nditions which cannot be discussed and ace tant&nount, inter slia, to recoqnition of the UDX and the right to separate self-determination and dismembermnt of the l&poblic of Cyprus, are still there and if anything their wiority of discussion was demanded”. I was referriclq to the two metinqs of the Secretary-General that taok place last Cktober and Nwember. Further, on the neqative response of Mr. penk taeh to the Secretary-General’s 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or speech, discussing international relations and negotiations between the Secretary-General of the United Nations and the government of Cyprus. It mentions specific events, meetings, and individuals, indicating a focus on international diplomacy and politics. The text also references the Cypriot conflict and the rights of the people of Cyprus, suggesting that the category should be related to international relations or politics.