Security Council resolution 649 (1990). ve believe that 8 reappraisal of UNFIcYP’s mandate is necessary. This vDuld not only be in response to prevailing circumstances but ale;, in keeping with the decision to reach a settlement that would be based on the equality of the tm parties. Refore concluding my statement, I wish to reiterate my Government's support for the mission of good offices of the United Rations Beeretary-General and the current efforts expended under his valuable auspices in finding a negotiated settlemant in Cyprus. We assure him, once again, of our full oo-operation in this regard. Likewise, w comeend the effort5 and invaluable contributions of the Special Representative of the United Nations Secretary-General in Cypru5, Mr. Dscer Camilidn, and of Director Gustave Feissel, Mr. Daval anb Mr. Picco. Finally, we command the untiring efforts of the Corrrrwnder of JJNFICYP, Major General Clive Milnec in the conduct of his important fun: talons dn the island- The PRESIDENT (interpretation from French) t I thank Mr. Koray for the kind words he addressed to me. The next speaker is the representative of Turkey, on dam I now call. Mr. AKSZN (Turkey) t Allow me to extend b> you, Sir, the warm congratulations of ay delegation on your assumption of the presidency Of the Secur f ty Count il. We are confident that under your firm and able gutdance the NS/Asn s/WI. 2928 43 Mr. Aksin, Turkey) Council will contin= to carry out effectively tts vital task of sewing world peace. f WuLd aLso Like to pay hanuqe to the outqoing President, Ambassador Tornudd of Finland, for the diplomatic skills he displayed during the difEicuLt ~gOtiAtiOns ti8t t-k place when he was presidinq over the Council in May. 1 wish aLS3 to take this opportunity to welcome Ambassador Li Oaoyu of China t0 New York and to the United Nations. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech delivered at the United Nations Security Council, discussing the situation in Cyprus and the role of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP). The speaker is expressing support for the mission and its leaders, and highlighting the efforts made to find a negotiated settlement to the conflict. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that the topic is likely to be related to international relations, peacekeeping, or conflict resolution.

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