initiative onWednesday, 28February, Further condemning thedetention offiveyoungGreekCypriots inthe disengaged zonebytheTurkish occupation forces, Believing thatthevastmajority ofTurkish Cypriots alsodeplore thespoiling tactics ofMr.Denktash, CallsonthePresident oftheParliament to: Urgemember Statestomaketheirvoiceheardinopposition totheDenktash movesinNewYork; UrgetheTurkish Government todemonstrate thewillandthespirit of co-operation withaviewtoresuming theintra-community negotiations according to international lawandtheresolutions oftheUnited Nations soastofindan acceptable solution totheCyprus problem; I... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryL/ 44/938 s/21265 Engfi sh Page 4 AsL the Foreign Miaisters rneeting iu Political co-operation to consider ho$t best to give suPport to those Progressive Turkish CyE)riot cotnnunity leaders who are prepared to negotiate honestly niitr ttte Cyprus Government uader the auspices of the United Natioas i Demand the inmealiace release of the young PeoPle illegal]y imprisoned by the Turkish occupation forces i Urge the CyPriots to maintain the ttigDity lthich has characterized their cause by remaining caLm in a climate of groring tensioni Call, on the Foleign Ministers to present regular rePorts to the Parlia$ent on their actions to promote a jusE solution to Ehe Cyprus Problen'A/44/938 5/21265 English Page4 AsktheForeign Ministers meeting inpolitical co-operation toconsider how besttogivesupport tothoseprogressive Turkish Cypriot community leaders whoare prepared tonegotiate honestly withtheCyprus Government undertheauspices ofthe United -Nations; Demand theimmediate release oftheyoungpeopleillegally imprisoned bythe Turkish occupation forces; UrgetheCypriots tomaintain thedignity whichhascharacterized theircause byremaining calminaclimate ofgrowing tension; CallontheForeign Ministers topresent regular reports totheParliament on theiractions topromote ajustsolution totheCyprus problem. Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld Library
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement or resolution from an international organization or government entity, condemning the detention of young Greek Cypriots by Turkish occupation forces and calling for diplomatic action to resolve the Cyprus problem. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on international law, the United Nations, and the need for cooperation between parties. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or other specific sectors, but rather focuses on political and diplomatic efforts.

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