"respect f,or its Const.itution" as well as not to participate in any potitical or economic union with auy State. (Art. 1)A/44/968 S/21463 English Page6 2.TheCyprusConstitution of1960 8.Allthefeatures oftheBasicStructure wereimmediately implemented inmany Articles oftheConstitution ofCyprus. notably Articles 1.2.46-51. 57.59.60. 62. 67, 72.73.77.86-111. 123.125. 133. 153.159.171and173.Moreover. Article 182provided thattheBasicArticles oftheConstitution (whichwerelisted inAnnexIIIandbyandlargearethoselisted above)couldnotinanywaybe amended. Article 185provided thattheterritory oftheRepublic is"oneand indivisible". Italsoexcluded litheintegral orpartial unionofCyprus withany otherStateortheseparatist independence". Thisprovision wasintended to prevent anyEnosisorunionwithGreece bytheGreekCypriots and any unionwith Turkey bytheTurkish Cypriots. 3.Theinternationalization oftheConstitution: theTreaties of Establishment andGuarantee 9.Thesefundamental elements oftheCyprusConstitution wereliftedontothe planeofinternational lawbytreaties contemporaneously concluded between Cyprus, Greece. Turkey andtheUnited Kingdom. TheTreatyofEstablishment defined the territory oftheRepublic ofCyprus andcontained aPreamble expressing the commitment ofalltheParties tothemaintenance ofthestatusofthetwo communities bydeclaring theirdesire"tomakeprovision togiveeffecttothe Declarations" madeby,interalia,"theRepresentative oftheGreekCypriot Community andbytheRepresentative oftheTurkish Cypriot Community". Italso contained -inamannerbinding allparties -acknowledgement oftheentitlement of theUnited Kingdom toretain theso-called uSoverei:SJ:n BaseAreasll • 10.Evenmoredirect parties towhichwere theUnited Kingdom of -statedandexplicit in theRepublic of theotherpart.itstermswastheTreaty ofGuarantee, the CyprusoftheonepartandGreece. Turkey and InthePreamble they "thattherecognition andmaintenance oftheindependence, territorial integrity andsecurity oftheRepublic ofCyprus. asestablished and regUlated bytheBasicArticles ofitsConstitution, areintheir common interest" (emphasis supplied) and -expressed theirdesire "toco-operate toensurerespect forthestateofaffairs created bythat Constitution". lleTheoperative partcontained threearticles ofdominant importancee 12.Inthefirst.theRepUblic ofCyprusundertook toensurethemaintenance of "respect foritsConstitution" aswellasnottoparticipate inanypolitical or economic unionwithanyState. (Art.1) 1••• Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/ 44/ 968 s/21463 English Page 7 13. Iu the second, Greece, Turkey and the United Kiagdlon, after noting theu'dertakings of the RepubLic of Cl1rrus, recognized and guaranteed ,,the state ofaffairs established by th€ Basic Articles of its lof Cyprus] Constitutiot,, (Art. 2) L4. In the third, Greece, Turkey a.d the U'itett Kingdom undertook that, iD theevent of a breach of Lhe provision' 0f the rreaty, they would coasurt together.
**Analysis**
This text appears to be discussing the constitutional framework of Cyprus, including its international agreements and guarantees. It highlights the importance of respecting the Constitution and not participating in political or economic unions with other states. Given the focus on constitutional law and international agreements, it seems that the category should be related to government, politics, or international relations.

**Category**
Government, Politics