United Nations Security Council Resolution 364

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Resolution 364 of the United Nations Security Council

United Nations Security Council Resolution 364 was adopted on December 13, 1974. The Council took note of reports from the Secretary-General and the Government of Cyprus regarding the prevailing conditions on the island, as well as General Assembly resolution 3212 and previous resolutions.

The Council then extended the stationing of the United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus for another six months until June 15, 1975. This extension was made with the expectation that by this time sufficient progress towards a final solution would make at least partial withdrawal possible. The Council again appealed to all parties to the conflict to extend their full cooperation with the force.

The resolution was adopted unanimously, with 14 votes in favor and no opposing votes from any member state. China did not participate in the voting due to its opposition to the United Nations' involvement in Cyprus affairs at that time.