Security Council

2005 Round-up

IN 2005, SECURITY COUNCIL ADDRESSES BROAD RANGE OF CONCERNS , INCLUDING TERRORISM,

SITUATIONS IN AFRICA , MIDDLE EAST, IRAQ , AFGHANISTAN

Jointly with General Assembly, Council Establishes

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE REMOVES TWO INDIVIDUALS FROM CONSOLIDATED

 

LIST, CLARIFIES CORRECTIONS MADE TO LIST

 

Security Council

5350^th Meeting* (PM)

Security Council condemns attacks against United Nations Côte d’Ivoire operation,

 

demands immediate end to violence, hate messages in media

 

Presidential Statement Reiterates Full Support for Prime Minister;

Press Statement on Afghanistan by Security Council president

 

Following is today’s press statement on Afghanistan by the President of the Security Council, Augustine P. Mahiga (United Republic of Tanzania):

Security Council

5347^th Meeting (PM)

IN BRIEFING TO SECURITY COUNCIL, SECRETARY-GENERAL’S REPRESENTATIVE REPORTS

CONTINUING, INTENSIFYING VIOLENCE IN SOUTHERN AFGHANISTAN

Says Security Remains at Heart of Efforts

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON WORK OF COMMISSION INVESTIGATING

KILLING OF FORMER LEBANESE PRIME MINISTER HARIRI

(Delayed in transmission.)

The following statement to the press was delivered on 13 January by Security Council President Augustine P. Mahiga (United Republic of Tanzania):

Security Council

5346^th Meeting* (AM)

Chair of organisation for security and cooperation in Europe briefs

 

Security Council

5344^th Meeting (AM)

COMPREHENSIVE PEACE AGREEMENT IN SUDAN STANDS FIRM, BUT MORE

INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT NEEDED, SECURITY COUNCIL TOLD

Council Hears Briefings by Secretary-General’s

Special Representative, African Union Special Envoy

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE APPROVES CORRECTION OF INFORMATION CONCERNING

46 INDIVIDUALS, two entities ON ITS CONSOLIDATED LIST

Discontinues Table Format of List

Security Council

5343^rd Meeting (PM)

In Presidential Statement, Security Council urges holding

 

of elections in haiti no later than 7 february

Reiterating Importance of Elections to Restoring Democracy,