has neither the stature nor the moral authority to speak about human riqhts. I Vi11 not qo heyond that to thinqs that are happeninq now, because I do not cJant to pcolonq this discu55iQn. The PRESIDENT (interpretation from French)% There are no further speakers for this meeting. Before adjwrninq the m?etinq, I should Like to state the fol.lowinq. Fol,lowinq consultations arnonq the raembere of the Security Council, I have been authorized to make the Bollowinq statelaent on behalf of the Council: **a members of the Security Count il recall Security Counctl resolution 649 (1990) and other relevant resolutions. They express again their eeqret that, in the mere then 25 years since the establishment of the United Netions Peace-keeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP), it has not been Possible to achieve a negotiated settlement for all aspects of the eQru5 problem. They reiterate their full sumrt for the olttent effort of the Secretery-General in cstrying out his mission of qaod offices coneerninq Cvvrus. “The members else recall the statermnt of the president of the SecUritv Council of 30 May 1990 (S/21323) on United Nations Qeace-keeping operation50 ‘phey reit+tete their view expressed in that statement that peace-keeping opetatlom must be launched and melntained on 5 Bound and secure financial basis. Thay therefore express their concern at the chronic and ever-deepening financial crisis Eacinq UNFICYP, &i described in the Secretary-GPneral.5 report and in his letter of 31 May 1990 (S/21351) addressed to all States m/11 S/PV.2928 54 (The Prcaide nt) Nembets of the United Nations and they support his appeal for f!fnanCial contributions which wuld enable UNFICYP to amtfnua to carry out the functtons ECC which it uas established-” The Security Council. has thus concluded the present stage of i.ts consideration of the item an the agenda. The meting rose at 5.40 p.m. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement made by the President of the United Nations Security Council, discussing the ongoing situation in Cyprus and the financial crisis faced by the United Nations Peace-keeping Force in Cyprus (UNFICYP). The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating that the topic is likely related to international relations, peacekeeping, and humanitarian aid.

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