Security Council

5230^th Meeting (AM & PM)

ISRAEL’S GAZA DISENGAGEMENT PLAN ‘A MOMENT PREGNANT WITH HOPE, BUT ALSO FRAUGHT

WITH PERIL’, MIDDLE EAST PEACE ENVOY TELLS SECURITY COUNCIL

Alvaro de Soto Briefs Council, Followed by Day-Long Debate;

Says Withdrawal, Albeit on Israel’s Terms, Positive, Precedent-Setting

Security Council

5229^th Meeting (AM & PM)

STATEMENT BY CHAIRMAN OF SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON SUDAN

 

At the third formal meeting of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to Resolution 1591 (2005), held on 19 July 2005, Ambassador Vassilakis made the following statement:

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON CÔTE D’IVOIRE TO RECEIVE

 

MONTHLY MEDIA MONITORING REPORTS FROM MISSION THERE

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE ADDS ONE ENTITY TO AL-QAIDA SECTION

 

OF CONSOLIDATED LIST

 

The Al-Qaida and Taliban Sanctions Committee on 15 July 2005 approved the addition of one entity to its consolidated list (Al-Qaida section).

90. *Name: MOVEMENT FOR REFORM IN ARABIA

Security Council

5228^th Meeting (AM)

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESIDENTIAL STATEMENT RECOGNIZES ‘SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS’

ADDRESSING HIV/AIDS AMONG PEACEKEEPERS, BUT SAYS MANY CHALLENGES REMAIN

Reaffirms Commitment to Implementation of Resolution 1308 (2000);

Peacekeeping Under-Secretary General, Head of UNAIDS Brief Council

Security Council

5227^th Meeting (PM)

SECURITY COUNCIL URGES SOMALI TRANSITIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO IMMEDIATELY

 

CONCLUDE NATIONAL SECURITY, STABILIZATION PLAN, INCLUDING CEASeFIRE

Presidential Statement Calls for Maximum Restraint by Somali Leaders;

Says No Lasting Progress Possible if Arms Flow across Border Unchecked

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON SUDAN

 

Following is the Security Council press statement on the Sudan, delivered today by Council President Adamantios Th. Vassilakis (Greece):

Security Council

5226^th Meeting (Night)

Security Council, in presidential statement, condemns massacre

 

of women, children in Democratic Republic of Congo

Members Call on Congolese Authorities

To Prosecute Perpetrators, Stress Need to End Armed Attacks

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETS SENIOR OFFICIALS OF AUSTRALIA TO DISCUSS

IMPLEMENTATION OF SANCTIONS AGAINST AL-QAIDA, TALIBAN