text: and the statements made by the r artics concerned, Deeply concerned at the continuation of the crisis in Cyprus, Recalling its previous resolutions. in particular res­ olution 365 (1974) of 13 December 1974 by which it endorsed General Assembly resolution 3212 (XXIX) adopted unanimously on I November 1974, Noting the absence of progress towards the imple­ mentation of its resolutions. I. Calls once more upon all States to respect the sovereignty. independence, territorial integrity and non­ alignment of the Republic of Cyp ·us and urgently re­ quests them, as well as the parties concerned, to refrain from any action which might prejudice that sovereignty, indepL'ndence, territorial integrity and non-alignment, as well as from any attempt at pcrtition of the island or its unification with any other ccuntry; ") Regrets the unilateral decision of 13 February 19 7 '5 declaring that a part of th: Republic of Cyprus would bL'COmL' "a Federated Turi ish State" as, inter a!io. tending to compromise the continuation of nego­ liat1n11s between LhL· reprL·sentatives of tllL' two commu­ nitie·s "n an c:qual footing. the objLcti\c: of which must Cl'11li11ue' tu he ll) rL'ach fredy a s< lutinn providing for :t p,,!i:ieal ,e'ltkme'nt and the' estabfohment of a mu­ tually aecq1tablc cunstitutional ar·angemc'nl. and ex­ prL'SSe', its conceTn O\L'r all unila1cr;il actions hv the parties \\'hich h:1\ _, n1111promisc·d ,1r ma\ comprZ1mise tlw irn1'il'mcnta1i,1n or the' rc'k\; nt l 'nitl'd ~ations rest 1I u t i, 111,; 3. Affir111s that the d.Tisinn r-:krrL·d t,, in para­ graph 2 abuve dues nut prejudgL· th.· !i11:d p,1l1ticd sct­ LlcmL'lll of the pr,,bkm uf Cypru, :•i1d ,:1ke~ n,1t.: uf the declar:ititin that this \Ds nut its i:1k11,i,111: -+. Ca/11 for the urgent and etlecti\·e implementation of all parts and provisions of Gen..:ral Ascsembly res­ olulitm 32 l 2 (XXIX), endurs..:d b\· Sccurit\· Council 
analysis: This text appears to be a resolution or a statement made by the United Nations Security Council, focusing on a specific crisis in Cyprus. It mentions the sovereignty, independence, and territorial integrity of the Republic of Cyprus, as well as the need for a mutually acceptable constitutional arrangement. The text does not contain any specific references to economic development, natural resources, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology. It seems to be primarily concerned with the political situation in Cyprus and the need for a peaceful solution.