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SG/SM/6259
SECRETARY-GENERAL CONCERNED ABOUT PRECARIOUS SITUATION IN CONGO-BRAZZAVILLE
19970616 The following statement was issued on Saturday, 14 June, by Secretary-General Kofi Annan:The Secretary-General continues to be concerned about the precarious situation in Congo-Brazzaville. He is gratified, though, that the parties have agreed to seek a negotiated solution to the conflict, and he urges them to respect the cease-fire.
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SG/SM/6258
SECRETARY-GENERAL MEETS WITH FOREIGN MINISTER OF GUATEMALA
19970616 The following statement was issued on Friday, 13 June, by the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan.The Secretary-General met today with Eduardo Stein Barillas, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Guatemala. The Secretary-General and the Minister discussed the presence of the United Nations in Guatemala.
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SG/A/639
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SG/2031/Rev.1*
BIO/3053/Rev.1*
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SG/SM/6257
INTERNATIONAL CRIMINAL COURT PROMISES UNIVERSAL JUSTICE, SECRETARY-GENERAL TELLS INTERNATIONAL BAR ASSOCIATION
19970612 Kofi Annan Says Genocide, 'Now Word of Our Time', Is Heinous Reality Calling for Historic ResponseFollowing is the statement of Secretary-General Kofi Annan to the International Bar Association in New York on 11 June:
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SG/SM/6256
AFR/12
SECRETARY-GENERAL URGES GENEVA CONFERENCE TO MAKE LIBERIA 'A MODEL OF POST-CONFLICT RECONSTRUCTION'
19970612 Following is the text of the message of Secretary-General Kofi A. Annan to the opening today in Geneva of the Special Conference to Support the Peace Process in Liberia:
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SG/SM/6255
TRANSCRIPT OF PRESS CONFERENCE BY SECRETARY-GENERAL KOFI ANNAN AT UNITED NATIONS HEADQUARTERS ON 12 JUNE
19970612
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SG/A/638
BIO/3076
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SG/SM/6254
AFR/10
SECRETARY-GENERAL EXPRESSES CONCERN OVER DETERIORATING SITUATION IN CONGO, BRAZZAVILLE
19970611 The following statement was issued today by the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:The Secretary-General is increasingly concerned about the deteriorating situation in Congo, Brazzaville, and the rising human toll of this conflict.