to say. It can be corrected. Similarly, there is a mistake in paragraph 50, where reference is made to “President 6 Kyprianou”. In the context of the talks we had with the Secretary-General, Mr. Kyprianou was not the Pres- ident; he was Mr. Kyprianou, the leader of the Greek Cypriot community, and I was the leader of the Turkish Cypriot community. If titles are to be given, they should be given to both sides. I understand that this was a mistake, and I mention it only for the record. 59, Before I go on to state in detail the views of my people about the exercise which the Secretary-General has carried out so carefully and diligently and brought to a successful end, I should like to thank Mr. Javier Perez de Cuellar for his untiring efforts and for the diplomatic skill he has displayed in the course of his current initiative, which resulted in the convening of a joint high-level meeting between the two sides. His first-hand knowledge of the Cyprus problem, his total dedication to a negotiated peaceful solution of the con- flict and the trust he has evoked in all Cypriots will, I am sure, contribute to further progress and ensure that his initiative will be crowned with success. 60. I must also thank Mr. Hugo Gobbi, who, while serving his native country in another important post, continues to be the Secretary-General’s Special Rep- resentative. Mr. Gobbi’s past long and valuable serv- ice, his dealings with us and his sincerity in the search for a diplomatic settlement have undoubtedly contri- buted to the present favourable developments. 61. Our sincere thanks go also to the Acting Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Cyprus, Mr. James Holger, for the skilful and patient way in which he has been carrying out his duties in Cyprus. He 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from a high-ranking official, likely the leader of the Turkish Cypriot community, discussing the outcome of negotiations with the Secretary-General of the United Nations regarding the Cyprus problem. The text expresses gratitude to various individuals involved in the process and highlights the importance of their efforts in achieving a peaceful solution. The language used suggests that the topic is of a diplomatic and political nature, rather than related to economic, social, or cultural issues.

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