Committee Objective The Cyprus Question Committee has been convened as a historical and diplomatic platform to examine one of the most complex and enduring regional disputes of the 20th century. Set in early July 1974, the committee seeks to: - Assess the structural collapse of the 1960 constitutional framework and the end of bicommunal governance. - Address the deep mistrust between Greek Cypriot and Turkish Cypriot communities. - Evaluate the roles, responsibilities, and limitations of the Guarantor Powers—Türkiye, Greece, and the United Kingdom. - Examine the influence of armed groups such as EOKA-B and TMT on local security and intercommunal stability. - Explore diplomatic pathways to prevent unilateral outcomes such as Enosis or Taksim. - Develop actionable proposals for sustainable political stability, intercommunal compromise, and the avoidance of large-scale confrontation. This is not a theatrical crisis simulation but a setting for realistic, policy-oriented diplomacy. Delegates are expected to engage critically with historical positions, adapt to evolving circumstances, and craft solutions within the limits of political plausibility.