nation is evident from the very fact that, as has been stated already, the majority does not have complete freedom of movement in the island. Many roads are closed to it because of the Turkish enclave, whereas the Turkish minority can move all over the island without any obstacles. 68. What is the cause of all this trouble in Cyprus? The cause is the continued policy of separatism, As to the motivation for this policy, that is something I shall not enter into now. The fact remains, however, that because of this policy, the Turkish Cypriot community is suffering. They are the pawns in a policy of the Turkish Cypriot leadership, and because they are pawns in that policy they cannot look after their own interests. We see that the report of the Secretary-General of May 197 1 says that: “It would , . , be difficult to utilize fully and rationally the human and other resources of the island if the present trend towards separate economic development is main- tained”. /S/l 0199, para. 41.1 We therefore see that the separate economic development is maintained in the cause of separatism, which prevents the Turkish Cypriot people from participating in the economic Progress of the island. They are kept outside it by the force of these circumstances. In spite of that, they are given every opportunity by the Government to participate and both the GC itI de1 CY seip 6!3, Nal dis ($1 Wi Ins1 cm The Beu: idel whi 70. PQQ Pati ecai ano MY the rep 71. Turk onb they eerta IiOHF, the Gove cith:f PY millic them then 72. KBy Jimc, Turki tie I super by th 73. + dehi deve:tc comtn 74. 1 inrpor th roq 6 Government and private enterprises have offered to invest 
**Analysis**
The text discusses the economic and social situation in Cyprus, highlighting the restrictions faced by the Turkish Cypriot community due to the policy of separatism. It also mentions the impact of this policy on the economic development of the island. The text does not focus on natural resources, agriculture, forestry, fishing, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology, but rather on the economic and social aspects of the conflict.

**Category**
Economic development, International trade