text: Unfailing CoUrtes~with tiifch he conducted the Council's business last month. JP/JK s/w.2930 6 ADOPTION OF THE AGENDA The agenda was adopted. THE SI’WATION IN CIRRUS REF'ORT OF TKE SECRETARY-GENERAL ON HIS MISSION OF a30D OFFICY% IN CYPRUS (S/21393) IE'I'l'ER DATED 11' TULY 1990 FRO+! THE PERMANeJT REPRESENTATIVE OF CYPRW TO THE LNITEL) NATION? ,DRESSm TO THE PRESSDENT OF THE SECURITY COUNCIE (S/21399) The PRESIDBIT: The Security Council will now begin ftu consideration oE the item on its agenda. The Security Council is meeting in accordance with the understanding reached in its prior consultations. Metiers of the Council have before them the report of the SecretaryGeneral on his mission of g& offices in Cyprus, document S/21393. Member5 of the Council also have before them the request contained in a Petter dated 18 July 1990 from the Permanent Representative of Cyprus to the United Nations address& to the President of the Security Council I document S/21399. Follwing consultations among member6 of the Security Council, I have been authorized to make the following statement on behalf of the Council: *The metiers of the Council have considered the Secr&ary-&neral*s report on hia mission of good of ficeo in Cyprus (S/21393). They are unanimous in giving their full euppport to the Secretary-General’s current effort to assist the two communities to reach a just and lasting solution. They agree with his asseesmnt of recent develo~nte , share his concern about the lack of progress, and endorse his plan of action. “The members of the Security Council reaffirm their resolution 649 (1990) of 12 March 1998, which was accepted by both sidea, and reiterate the importance they attach to an early negotiated settlement of the Cyprm problem. JP/JK s/w. 2930 7 “The members of the Council call ur the letders of the two communities to 
analysis: The text appears to be a formal statement from the United Nations Security Council, discussing a specific conflict situation (the Cyprus problem) and expressing support for a Secretary-General's mission to facilitate a peaceful solution. The language used is diplomatic and focused on political and humanitarian aspects, without mentioning any economic or environmental concerns.