UNITED NATIONS GeneralAssembly Distr. GENERAL A/ 44/ 942 s/21273 25 April 1990 ORIGTNAL: ENGLTSH GENERAL ASSEMBLYForty-fourth session Agenda iten 4? QUESTION OF CYPRUSSECURITY COUNCILForty-fifth year r have the honour to attach herewith a letter dated 24 April lggo addressed to you by His Excellency Mr. iizer Koray, Repres"rri"ai.r. of the Turkish Repubtic of Northern Cyprus (see annex., . - r should be grateful if the present let.ter anal its annex weredo:un:nt- of the forty-fourth sessioD of the Generat Assenbl-y, underand of the Security Council,circulated as a agenda itern 4?, (Signed) Mustafa AKSIN Ambassador Permanent RepresentaLive 90-10886 14839 (E)UNITED NATIONS A General Assembly Distr. GENERAL A/44/942 S/21273 25April1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH GENERAL ASSEMBLY Forty-fourth session Agenda item47 QUESTION OFCYPRUSSECURITY COUNCIL Forty-fifth year Letter dated25April1990fromthePermanent Representative ofTurkey totheUnited Nations addressed totheSecretary-General Ihavethehonour toattach herewith aletterdated 24April1990addressed toyoubyHisExcellency Mr.OzerKoray. Representative oftheTurkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus (seeannex). Ishould begrateful ifthepresent letter anditsannexwerecirculated asadocument oftheforty-fourth session oftheGeneral Assembly, underagenda item47,andoftheSecurity Council. (Signed) Mustafa AKSIN Ambassador Permanent Representative 90-10886 1483g(E)I ••• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/ 44/ 942 s/21273 English Page 2 ANNEX Letter dated 24 A9ril 1990 fron Mr' 6zer Korav to the Se c r et arv -Gene r a I Upon instructions from tny Goverrunent I would like to cornrnunicate the following in relation to the terrorists activities pelpetrated in south cyprus against the Turkish RePublic of Northern ClTtlus: rn an interview pubrished in ttre creek cypriot alailY ALichia of.1 April 1990' creek cypriot potiticar pttly l""atr' Mr' Grafkos Clerides roted that certain circLes in the Greek a"niit i' "t*rn""ita uurit"ta that the frantework for a clT)rus settlenent could be chaDged and that all their efforts were directed towards bringing about this "ttu"lJl -lat' crtti'ae"' ttfe"ing to the recent explosion at the
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic communication related to a specific conflict (Cyprus) and its implications on international relations. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a high-level diplomatic document. The content focuses on the actions of a specific country (Turkey) and its representative (Ozer Koray) in relation to the conflict. The text does not seem to be related to economic development, health, education, employment, or humanitarian aid, but rather to international relations and conflict resolution.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief