UN General Assembly
1964

22. The Haitian Government, greatly exercised, has expressed both to the Secretary-General, U Thant, and to the Security Council, its view that the United Nations must hasten measures to end this bitter situation, adding that any practical solution should preferably take into account the realities of the social and economic context in which the two groups exist, that in its opinion there is only one community, the Cypriot people, and that a federal constitution, guided by the evolution of its predecessors, should unify the States in an autonomous system which will not maintain incompatibility between Greek and Turkish Cypriots, but will progressively effect the political absorption of the aftermath of history and bring about the union of the two groups :in their common interest.