UN General Assembly
1981

410. In view of those factors, we shall insist on a full scale discussion of the question of Cyprus, either during this session or at a resumed or other session later on, if developments necessitate such a course of action. 411. Since September last year the Secretary-General and his Special Representative in Cyprus, Mr. Gobbi, have been at pains to ensure the achievement of some progress. Mr. Waldheim worked with dedication, and his work is commendable. The results, however, have been trivial compared to the efforts exerted. Despite this situation and despite the very poor progress hitherto, the Greek Cypriot side has expressed the will to continue the dialog, and in this context it has presented further proposals which will facilitate the negotiating process. 412. In his report on the work of the Organization the Secretary-General, in referring to Cyprus, says: