f’Qlftica]. equality of the two people5 in the fc?&.catlqn, &l lch is to be bf-eoffanunal 85 well aa bi-zonal In nature. The objective of; the mission of qood offices, the Secretary-General explained, JP/JF SjPV.2926 34-3s WC. Koray) was a new constitution for Cyprus that would regulate relations between the tvo sides On a federal, bi-communal and bi-sons1 basi5. The federal arranqem?nt would have to ensure the effeotive participation 0e the tvo sides. It is no mere coincidence that all our proposals pot forward throuqhout the ptfxe5s 0e negotiations - vhich, regrettably, have received II) positive resFouse from the Creek Cypriot aide - have reflected the very principles and COnCeQtS hiqhliqhted by the Secretery-General in hie report. We have tried bo get our WfntS across to the Greek Cypriot side, but it has rot been possible to nuke any progress in the face of the rejectionist stand of the Greek Cypriot side. Having considered the Secretary-General's report , the Security Council adopted resolution 649 (1990) cm 12 Yarch 1990. my that resolution, the Security Council celled for neqotiations between the tvo sides, on an equal footing, in ocder to reach freely a mutually eecepteble settlement, which vould be b hi-communal, hi-zone1 federetion. The Council amfirmd the legal and political equality of the Turkish Cyprioti an8 the Greek Cypriots. Ttre Council ale0 catled upar the tvo Sides in Cyprue b refrain from hostile actiOns thet vouLd a~KaVate the situation. The Secretary-General’s report and the Council*s resolution have set out impxtent ground rules for the process of negotiations and the mnduct of relationa between the tvo sides in Cywue. Xn the light of resolution 649 (1990) ve expect ~11 Governante and intecnationel institutions to treet the tvo sides in Cyprus equally. The Greek Cypriots can m Longer he treated 83 the Goveeniuent of CyFxus, 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the political situation in Cyprus, specifically the efforts to establish a federal, bi-communal, and bi-zonal constitution. It mentions the Secretary-General's report and the Security Council's resolution 649 (1990), which calls for negotiations between the Turkish Cypriots and Greek Cypriots on an equal footing. The text also emphasizes the importance of respecting the legal and political equality of both sides. Given the focus on politics and diplomacy, it seems unlikely that the text falls under categories related to economics, industry, or other practical applications.

**Category**
Politics, International Relations