UN General Assembly
1965

34. For over a year, the Cyprus crisis has continued, despite attempts by the United Nations to hold the ring while efforts are made to secure peace on that island. The delegation of Ghana Subscribed to the declaration on Cyprus made at the Second Conference of Heads of Stele or Government of Non-Aligned Countries, and we are convinced that a lasting solution of the Cyprus problem can be found only through goodwill and on a basis which guarantees the interests of both communities on the island, in accordance with the principles of the United Nations Charter. 35. It is the duty of the General Assembly to do everything in its power to find a solution to the problem of Cyprus, particularly since this Organization has assumed responsibility for peace-keeping on that island. In any such endeavour, the Government of Ghana will give the fullest support to the United Nations, and my President will also be ready to participate in any good offices which might be considered necessary to restore peace in Cyprus.