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[thegame24]

Im trying to find information on this plan but I casnnot find any, could someone give me any info on what he planned.

[Bananiot]

The demise of Cyprus of course!

[Get Real!]

[thegame24]

Jesus Christ.

Was that necessary Bananiot?

Just want some info then you guys can lock this thread.

[Bananiot]

Okay, you might be right, sorry. I suggest you read Pavlos Dinglis book "Bitter truths". You will find all you need on this matter on pages 412 to 427.

[Gasman]

Order Code RL33497
Cyprus: Status of U.N. Negotiations and Related Issues
Updated October 2, 2008
Carol Migdalovitz Specialist in Middle Eastern Affairs
Foreign Affairs, Defense, and Trade Division
Cyprus: Status of U.N. Negotiations and Related Issues

Set of Ideas.
Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali's April 1992 Report to the Security Council presented a framework for a settlement, which he referred to as a "Set of Ideas." The Secretary-General suggested a bizonal federation of two politically equal communities, possessing one international personality and sovereignty. A bicameral legislature would have a 70:30 ratio of Greek Cypriots to Turkish Cypriots in the lower house and a 50:50 ratio in the upper house. A 7:3 ratio would prevail in the federal executive. Each community would be guaranteed to
have a majority of the population and of land in its area. Non-Cypriot forces not foreseen in the 1960 Treaty of Alliance -- that is, most Turkish troops -- would withdraw. In June, Boutros-Ghali presented what diplomats referred to as a "non-map" of his territorial suggestions.

A revised U.N. draft provided for separate referenda in each community within 30 days of an agreement, an 18-month transitional period, withdrawal of Turkish troops, guarantees consistent with Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) principles, an end of the Greek Cypriot trade embargo of Turkish Cypriots, free movement, a time-table for the return of Greek Cypriot refugees and their property, three constitutions (one for each community and one for the central government), vice-presidential (Turkish Cypriot_ veto power, an island-wide referendum on European Community membership, and the return of Varosha and about 30 villages to Greek Cypriots. Turkish Cypriots would receive aid and compensation. Greek Cypriots would get Morphou. Denktash claimed that the territorial proposal would displace 40,000 Turkish Cypriots or about one-quarter of the north's population. Vassiliou estimated that 82,000 Greek Cypriots would be able to return home and that Denktash's 40,000 figure was inflated.

On August 21, Boutros-Ghali said that Denktash's territorial ideas were not
close to his "non-map," but that Vassiliou was ready to negotiate an agreement based on it. The Secretary-General concluded that an accord was possible if Turkish Cypriots foresaw territorial adjustment in line with his map, which Denktash rejected. U.N. Security Council Resolution 774, August 26, 1992, endorsed the Set of Ideas and non-map. The Secretary-General's November 19 Report implied Denktash's responsibility for the lack of progress. On February 14, 1993, Glafcos Clerides, who accepted the Set of Ideas only "in principle," was elected president of Cyprus.

[thegame24]

Thanks.