text: Acknolrledging the politicaL, cutturaL and rel.igious conplexity of the probtens of, Cyprus, Believing that the overwhefming majority of both Turkish aud creek Cypriotsdesire a peaceful and united c:?rus !.hich guararxtees the politicar, civil and humanrights of ALL C]?riots, Supporting the dedicaled and positive effort.s nhich have been nade by the Secretary-Gene ral of Ehe United Natious to convene negotiations betrree! thePresident of Cyprus, Mr. George Vassiliou ayral Mr. Rauf Denktash, Appreciatiug the positive negotiating stance being takeD by the president ofthe Republic of Cyprus, Condenning the actions of Mr, Denktash to attenpt to alter theSecretary-Generalrs mandate which led to the collaDse of the United Nationsinitiative on wednesday, 28 February, Further condenning the detention of five young Greek Clrpriots i! thedisengaged zone by the Turkish occupation forces, Believing tbat the vast najority of Turkish Cypriots also depl.ore the spoiliagtactics of Mr. Denktash, Calls on the President of the Parliament to: Urge menber States to nake their voice heard iu opposition to the Denktastr noves in New York i Urge the Tulkish Government to denonstrate the uill and the spirit of co-operation lrith a view to lesuming the intra-cornmunity negotiations according tointernationaf Law and the resolutions of the United Nations so as to find an acceptable solution to the Cyprus problerniA/44/938 S/21265 English Page3 ANNEX Textoftheresolution onCyprus adopted bvtheEuropean Parliament on15March1990 TheEuropean Parliament, Awarethatforthelast15yearstheisland ofCyprus hasbeenillegally divided, AwarethattheEuropean Commission inits0p1n1on of17December 1989states firmlythattheCyprus problem influences particularly thepolitical termsofthe request forTurkish accession theEC, Noting themanyprevious demands oftheEuropean Parliament forajust solution totheCyprus problem. Acknowledging thepolitical. cultural andreligious complexity oftheproblems ofCyprus., Believing thattheoverwhelming majority ofbothTurkish andGreekCypriots desire apeaceful andunited Cyprus whichguarantees thepolitical, civilandhuman rights ofALLCypriots. Supporting thededicated andpositive efforts whichhavebeenmadebythe Secretary-General oftheUnited Nations toconvene negotiations between the President ofCyprus, Mr~George Vassiliou andMr.RaufDenktash, Appreciating thepositive negotiating stance beingtakenbythePresident of theRepublic ofCyprus. Condemning theactions ofMr.Denktash toattempt toalterthe Secretary-General's mandate whichledtothecollapse oftheUnited Nations
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or resolution, addressing the Cyprus conflict and calling for a peaceful and united Cyprus. It mentions international organizations, such as the United Nations, and references specific individuals and events. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, or science and technology.