| Press Release SC/7184 AFR/348 |
PRESS STATEMENT ON GUINEA-BISSAU BY PRESIDENT OF SECURITY COUNCIL
Following is the text of today’s statement on the situation in Guinea-Bissau by Security Council President Richard Ryan (Ireland)
| Press Release SC/7183 |
Security Council
4394th Meeting (PM)
SECURITY COUNCIL HEARS REPORTS ON MAKING SANCTIONS
MORE EFFECTIVE, LESSENING HARM TO THE INNOCENT
Better Monitoring of Implementation and Enforcement Called For
| Press Release SC/7178/Corr.1 |
Security Council
4392nd Meeting* (AM & PM)
CALLING FOR PEACE MISSION, SOMALIA PRIME MINISTER TELLS SECURITY COUNCIL
FAILURE TO ACT WOULD SEND WRONG SIGNAL TO PARTIES, RELIEF DONORS
CORRECTION
On page 15 of Press Release SC/7178 issued 19 October, the statement of Ethiopia should read as follows:
| Press Release SC/7182 |
TWO ADDITIONAL ENTRY POINTS AUTHORIZED BY THE GOVERNMENT
OF THE REPUBLIC OF ANGOLA
(Reissued as received.)
| Press Release SC/7181 |
SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE CONCERNING AFGHANISTAN
IDENTIFIES A BANK RELATED TO THE TALIBAN
(Reissued as received.)
In accordance with paragraph 4 (b) of resolution 1267 (1999), the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 1267 (1999) concerning Afghanistan has approved the following entity to be added to the consolidated list of 8 March 2001 (AFG/131-SC/7028).
Entities:
Export Promotion Bank of Afghanistan
| Press Release SC/7180 |
SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE CONCERNING AFGHANISTAN ISSUES A FURTHER ADDENDUM
(Reissued as received.)
| Press Release SC/7178 |
Security Council
4392nd Meeting* (AM & PM)
CALLING FOR PEACE MISSION, SOMALIA PRIME MINISTER TELLS SECURITY COUNCIL
FAILURE TO ACT WOULD SEND WRONG SIGNAL TO PARTIES, RELIEF DONORS
In Day-Long Debate on Situation, Many Speakers Express
Concern at Lack of Progress towards National Reconciliation
| Press Release SC/7177 AFR/346 |
PRESS STATEMENT ON ANGOLA BY PRESIDENT OF SECURITY COUNCIL
Following is the text of today’s statement on Angola by Richard Ryan (Ireland), President of the Security Council:
Council members received an extensive briefing from Under-Secretary-General Gambari on the work of the United Nations Office in Angola (UNOA). They concurred with the Secretary-General’s recommendation that the mandate of the Office be extended for a further six months.
