UN Security Council
1993

holds significant and proportionate benefits for both sides, and looks forward to receiving the full reports of the economic and civil aviation experts, 10. Welcomes in this context the decision of the Secretary-General to resume intensive contacts with both sides and with others concerned and to concentrate at this stage on achieving an agreement on the package of confidence-building measures, intended to facilitate the political process towards an overall settlement; 11. Also welcomes the declared support of the Government of Turkey for the package of confidence-building measures, would also welcome a statement of support for that package by the Government of Greece, and expresses the hope that rapid progress will now be made on achieving agreement on the package, 12. Requests the Secretary-General to submit a report to the Security Council by the end of February 1994 on the outcome of his efforts to achieve an agreement on the package of confidence-building measures; 13. _ Decides to undertake, on the basis of that report, a thorough review of the situation, including the future role of the United Nations,