Content_paragraphs:  Having reached the historic milestone of the twentieth anniversary of Security 
  
  Council resolution 1325 (2000), it is fitting to underscore, once again, that a focus on 
  
  gender responsiveness and women in peacemaking remains as important in Cyprus as 
  
  it is globally. Determined steps are needed to reactivate the work of the Technical 
  
  Committee on Gender Equality and to empower it to urgently develop an action plan 
  
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  supporting the full, equal and meaningful participation of women in the peace talks, 
  
  as requested by the Council. My mission of good offices is ready to work with the 
  
  sides and provide United Nations expertise, comparative examples and analysis, as 
  
  needed, to support them in further harnessing the participation of women in the peace 
  
  process and working towards an inclusive, gender-sensitive settlement. Further to 
  
  this, I reiterate my call to the two leaders to consider the outcome of the gender-
  
  sensitive socioeconomic impact assessment and its recommendations in order to work 
  
  towards a transformative outcome that can achieve greater economic opportunities 
  
  for women and men alike.