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Security Council Resolutions

UNFICYP functions under a mandate agreed by the United Nations Security Council. The Council has regularly extended UNFICYP's original 1964 mandate by six-month terms, upon the recommendation of the Secretary-General. When warranted, the Security Council also issues resolutions to address specific situations that require its immediate attention.

This electronic archive covers Security Council resolutions from 1964 to the present.

Security Council Resolutions

Reports of the Secretary-General

Every six months, the Secretary-General issues a report to the Security Council in which he discusses the situation in Cyprus and makes recommendations for the mission. This report forms the basis for the discussions in the Security Council and for the Council resolution. The Secretary-General also issues separate reports to the Council if a so-called Good Offices Mission is actively involved in negotiations seeking an end to the Cyprus conflict.

This electronic archive covers Secretary-General reports from 1994 to the present.

Reports of the Secretary-General