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SC/6120

PLANNED CONVENING OF INTER-TAJIK TALKS IN ASHGABAD, TURKMENISTAN, WELCOMED BY SECURITY COUNCIL

6 November 1995


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SC/6120


PLANNED CONVENING OF INTER-TAJIK TALKS IN ASHGABAD, TURKMENISTAN, WELCOMED BY SECURITY COUNCIL

19951106

The Security Council this afternoon welcomed the planned convening of the continual round of inter-Tajik talks in Ashgabad, Turkmenistan, and commended the efforts of the President of Turkmenistan for his efforts in facilitating that development.

SC/6118

YUGOSLAV SANCTIONS COMMITTEE BRIEFED BY UNHCR COORDINATOR

31 October 1995


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SC/6118


YUGOSLAV SANCTIONS COMMITTEE BRIEFED BY UNHCR COORDINATOR

19951031 Following is the text of the statement issued today by Emilio J. Cardenas (Argentina), Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 724 (1991) concerning Yugoslavia, on behalf of the Committee members:

SC/6117

NEW CHAIRMEN OF UNITED NATIONS SECURITY BODIES IN NOVEMBER

31 October 1995


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SC/6117


NEW CHAIRMEN OF UNITED NATIONS SECURITY BODIES IN NOVEMBER

19951031 In accordance with the principle of alphabetical rotation, the following new Chairmen of United Nations security bodies will take office on 1 November:

SECURITY COUNCIL

Salim Mohammed Al'Khussaiby (Oman) will succeed Ibrahim A. Gambari (Nigeria) as President of the Security Council.

SC/6115

YUGOSLAV SANCTIONS COMMITTEE MEETS WITH EUROPEAN UNION/OSCE SANCTIONS COORDINATOR AND SAMCOMM DIRECTOR

23 October 1995


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SC/6115


YUGOSLAV SANCTIONS COMMITTEE MEETS WITH EUROPEAN UNION/OSCE SANCTIONS COORDINATOR AND SAMCOMM DIRECTOR

19951023 Following is the text of the statement issued today by Emilio J. Cardenas (Argentina), Chairman of the Security Council Committee established pursuant to resolution 724 (1991) concerning Yugoslavia, on behalf of the Committee members:

SC/6114

SECURITY COUNCIL WELCOMES RWANDA'S RECONCILIATION PROGRESS

The Security Council this afternoon responding to the Secretary-General's recent report on the United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda (UNAMIR) welcomed progress made in the past two months by the Government of Rwanda in the national reconciliation process, including the integration of more than 2,000 former Rwandese Government Forces (RGF) troops into the Rwanda Patriotic Army (RPA).