In Cyprus, there ace two sovereign States and pao~les. The Greek Cyoriots have no jurisdiction or control over the Turkish Cypriot People or their tee c itmy. They have no aonstitutianal right to claim sovereiqnty over the island a3 a whole. and cannot represent the WePublic of Cyprus’, which wan destroyed in 1963 by Greek Cypriot aced aqqcession. The objective of the negotiating exercise under the eus~io~s of the United Nations Secretary-General is to reach a new WLitioal Settlement based on a new constttutton. : f the Greek CvDCiOt claim to sovec efqn ty and legaL i ty were tenable , then there would be no need for a ne* SettL%@?nt oc for a new constitution d@fining the relationship heteen the two peoples. We hope that, from now bn, third parties will encouraqe the Greek Cygtiot m/j9 s/W.2928 40 Hr. Koray) aida to race~t the realities of Cy~cus, and thus facilitate ,YO early settlement, Which cold MOVE& fix the eutablishnmnt of a bi-zonal, bi-national federal State in which the conatitunt replbltcs vtllenjoy equality Ln powee-sharlnq and Participation. In this respect we also hope that the Creek Cypriot sicle will create the neceess~ conditiorrs in which the tuo sides can initiate a new pror3esq for the preparation of the groundwork SI an essential basis for result-oriented nfaq0tistioM in thr future. NS/ASW sm. 2928 41 Mr. Roray) Tucnlnq non to the question OP the extension of tie mandate of UNFIap, I would Like t0 reiterate that the resolution &ich has just been adopted by the Security Council is unacceptable bo the Turkish Cypriot si& foe the reasons that were outlined in previous Security Council &bates on this rratter. Any resolution which refers to the Greek Cypriot administration 63 the “Government of Cyprus” is 