When proposed certain constitutional changes by the President of Cyprus troubled the situation of the Turkish community’s guaranteed rights and the issue was again referred to the UN Security Council. Pakistan showed here full support of the Turkish government in United Nations in 1963 when Pakistani Foreign Minister Mr Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto attended a session in UN General assembly and in his address he showed the full commitment and concern of the Pakistan government and her people for their Turkish brethren. He showed hope to maintained that agreements settled the problem of Cyprus must be respected as international commitments and assured that Pakistan will extend full cooperation to Turkey in her moment of crises. In July 1964, President Ayub khan visited turkey. The Pakistani President disclosed later that during his meeting with Turkish leaders, they had expressed grave concern over the Cyprus situation. Therefore he had promised to convey the Turkish concern to the forthcoming Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference in London. On the other side the Turkish Government expressed her hearty appreciation of stance of the Pakistani government on the Cyprus issue. Turkish Prime Minister, Mr. Suleman Demiral expressed his gratitude for Pakistan’s stand on Cyprus problem in his visit to Pakistan in April 1967. The communal situation again deteriorated in July 1974. The then Pakistan Prime Minister appealed to the people of Pakistan to demonstrate their sympathy and support for Turkey and again Pakistan supported Turkish stance at UN General Assembly debate on the Cyprus question in November 1974 and November 1976 too. President Zia UL Haq visited Turkey in November 1977, Prime Minister Demirel and President Zia exchanged views on mutual interests and development of cooperation, Premier Demirel thanked Pakistan for its sincere interest in and keen understanding of the Cyprus question. (Ali, 2001) Meanwhile the western Media, noted that there was a new ‘line-up’ between Turkey, Iran and Pakistan outside the framework of CENTO. As one British newspaper commented: ‘It is also significant, in the light of recent anti-western feelings in Turkey over Cyprus, that Turkey should be taking part in talks with Iran and Pakistan, which have in recent years adopted a more flexible policy towards the soviet Union and China (Ali, 2001). In 1974 During the Cyprus Crises the Prime Minister Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto appealed>