-.conoMic andpolitical refomsisgath.ring mo••ntum.Ontheonlhand,th. Europ.an Community isIIOvingfOl'W8rdtowards. lI1:\gl.Europeau mark.tilll19920Il4 speeding uptheproc.s.ofecoDomic andpolitical int.gration. Ontheoth.r, concurrently, thene••merging marketeconomi••ofCentral andEaatern E~rop.are inturnestablishing th~economic andpolitical framework. thatwillIncur.th.ir futureprosperity. Itisinth.int.r.st ofthewholeworldthat,whencompl.ted, thesetwo~roceas.s makePr.sident Gorbachev's inspired visionoftheCommon European Hous.,ortheEuropean conf.d.ration .nvisaged byPr.aid.nt Mltt.rrod, • reality. 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IntheMiddl.Bast,theGulf cr1sishasincr.Gs.d ourconc.rn overth.int.rrelat.d problem. ofPal.stine and Lebanon. Tbe.pe.dyendeff.ctive r.solutioD ofthoseproble.s a.avital.lement ofcoepreh.n.ive aDdlastlag peeceiatheregionlaofparticular conc.rntoCypru8 7 WH Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryaDdit.peopl.. Ned.nounc. thecontinuiag oppr•••ioDofthebravePal0.tiaiaa peopleintheoccupi.d t.rritori.,. Sff.ctive negotiation. au.tbeba••don S.curity COUDc!l r••olution. 2.2(1967)and338(1973). M.supportth•n/'Ll--------------- Al45/PV.G 141-15 (Pr••id.pt"••il1gy) r••tabli.baent of•Pal••tinlaaState••veila...curebord.r.forallStat..in thearea. Weco~t1llu, todeplor. thetrag.dy iDLebuoll audtheuaeadlag lSuff.r1DCJ of ltMpeopl.. crPru.r...ln.co.aitted toprOViding hURaDltarlaa a••lataacetoit. Lebaa•••neighbour •• £ Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryRC/6 Al45/PV.6 16 (pr"ld'At Yag.iliou) it.voic.tobeh.ard.ItIsarabeen16long y~~\[.aincCitaDoth.rinvadon and occupation Wlfold.d inthe.yeaoftheworld,lIuchlik'the011...haver'Cl.ntly w!tD••••d,andURfortunat.ly the.car.ofthat iDv~9ionatillr..alnopen. Cypru.continu.. tobeforcibly divided. Turtishtroop.continu. tooccupy abouttoperc.ntofit.land.Thousands ofr.fug,e.ar'd.niedacc.s. to'th.l~ hone.andproperti... OD.thou.anda!zhundr.dnin.t••1lporsons arestill.1••1Dg ••ar.sultofthe~rti.h.ilitary operation.. Ourcultural h.ritag., whichhas ,zi.ted forthousand. ofy.8rsandiathecommonh.ritago ofmantind,i.b.iDg plund,red andoblit.rated. furthermore, for.iCJDsettler. fro.AIlatolia ar.et!ll beingbrought iDands.ttl.d 011Cypriotsoil,thuschanging itsd.mographic .tructure. neIIInacooffor.lgD.ettloment isalsothr.at.ning VarolJha, acity und.rthecontroloftheTurkish a~sinceitsinhabitants vereforcibly expell.d duringtheinvasioll of1974. ADdallofthisi'illtotal'diar.gard ofaplethora ofreSOlutions pas••dnot onlybythisAss.Mbly butbytheSecurity Council asveIl.Tho••resolution. cl.arly andun.quivocally callfortherev.rsal ofalltheseactsofflagrant yiolation ofint.rnational law.ADdyetthediscouraging chasmbetween wordsand deedstodayro.du as"id.a.ev.r. Manywould ~UI'~'givenuphope.However, thestrengtheniDC; oftheUnited .ations andther.inforced ezp.ctatioll ofresp.ctforandimplemGntation ofits
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