Later ln the statement the Secretary_Geaeral also sald: "?he Political equality of the two cornmunities in attt the bi-conmunaL natureof the f.deratio! need to be acknovledged. Hhile politicar. equarity does rotnrear equar uumerical participatron in all federal loveranent braaches andadmitristratioa, it should be reflected inEer alia in various rays I ... aad inthe equality ard ideltical powers and functlons of tbe tlro tede-ratea states.,.( ibid. ) 3,2. Most recently, the Securi:y Cou:tcil, itr Lta resolutiol of 12 March l99O(649 (1990) ) called upon "th€ leaders of the t'"o conununlties to pursue their efforts to reach freely anutually acceptabre solution proviaring for the estabrishnent of a federationthat r'ill be bi-conununal as regards the coustitutiotral aspacts and bi-zo[a1 asregards the t€rritorial aspects in line with the pr€seat resolution and their1977 altt 1979 hlgh-level agr€eneata, aad to co_operate, oa an equaL fooeltg,with the secretary-Geaerar in completirg, i! the first iustance and on a,'urgeat basis, an outlire of an ov€rall. agreemelt, as agreed l! Juae 19g9,,, PART II. TIIE ESTABLISHMEM OF THB TRNC AND SECURITT COI,NCIL RESOLUTTONS 541 (1983) AND 550 (1986) 33. on 15 Novenber 1983 the estabrishnent of th6 TRNC as aa indepeudert state wasdeclared by the Turkish cizr)riot people. This toorr a €tep further tbe process ofseparate political idettificatiot: of the aurklsh C!?riot conrmunity thal haa Ueeniaitlateat o! 13 P.bruary 1975 by the proclamation of the TFsc. Th€ difference ro$sas that, trher€as the T8,SC '"ag €aseatially a restructurl.ng ,.of the autotornousTurkish cytrrriot admiristratioa'. (see the stalerneat of Mr. Denktas issued o!13 February 1975) that had corne into being in the period srtrce the subversiotr ofthe colstitutio! by tbe Gre€k cypriots in Deceniber 1963, and made no formal claimto lndeperdence, the TRNC nas declared to be an iDdepenalent State.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the political situation in Cyprus, specifically the establishment of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) and the efforts to reach a bi-communal solution. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it may be a document or statement from an international organization or government. The text mentions resolutions, agreements, and declarations, which implies that it is focused on politics and governance rather than economic or social issues.

**Category**
Politics, International Relations