text: UNITED NATIONSAS GeneralAssembly SecurityCouncilDistr. GENERAI, L/ 44/ 96t s/2L386 5 July 19 90 ORTGINAL: ENGLISH GENERAL ASSEMBLY Forty-fourth ses s ion Agenda item 47 QUESTION OF CYPRUSSECURITY COUNCIL Forty-fifth year I have the honour to refer to the surnnit meeting of the European Council.,which took place at Dublin on 25 and 26 June 1g90, and to inforn you that in itsdecraration on cyprus the councif s.ressed the Deed for the prornpi erimination ofthe obstacles that are preventing the pursuit of effective inter;omtnunaL talksaimed at. find.ing a just and viabte solution to the question of Cyprus on the basisof the nission of good offices of the Sec retary_General. Furthernore, the Council, in its declaration on Cyprus, deeply concerned atthe situation, reaffirned furry its previous decrarations and i.t! support for theunity, independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Cyprus in accordancewith the rerevanc united Nations resolutions. rt ar.so reiteratear that the cyprusproblem affects the relations between the European CornmuniCy and Turkey. It nay be recalled that Cyprus chalLenged Turkey, d.uring the Security Councilneeting for the renewal 0f the rnandat.e of ttre united Nations peace-keeping Force inCyprus on 15 June 1990, to rernove the obstacles that blocked the efforts of Lhesecre tary-Gene ral in restarting a meaningfur. and substantive diarogue between thetwo sides, by v/ithdrawing the unacceptable pre_condiCions. Regrettably' Turkey did noE respond to the chatlenge then. rt is therefore tobe hoPeal that she wilt do so now, thus opening crre way for the sec retary-General topursue his rnission of good offices uithout hindrance.Letter dateal 2 ,Jufv 19qO from the permanent Representative of Cyprusto the United Nations addressed to the Secretarv_General 90-16237 171lh (E)UNITED NATIONSAS GeneralAssembly Security CouncilDistr. GENERAL A/44/961 S/21386 5July1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH GENERAL ASSEMBLY Forty-fourth session Agenda item47 QUESTION OFCYPRUSSECURITY COUNCIL Forty-fifth year Letter dated 2July1990fromthePermanent Representative ofCyprus
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