Security Council Press Statement on Somalia

 

The following Security Council press statement was read out today by Council President Yukio Takasu ( Japan):

Security Council

6085^th Meeting (AM)

TIMOR-LESTE AT PEACE, PRESIDENT TELLS SECURITY COUNCIL A YEAR

AFTER SURVIVING ATTEMPTS ON HIS, PRIME MINISTER’S LIVES

 

Secretary-General Highlights Post-Crisis Elections, Smooth Transfer of Power

Security Council

6084^th Meeting (AM)

Secretary-General’s representative, in Security Council, stresses importance

of addressing challenges squarely in order to advance Middle East peace

Briefing Touches on State of Israeli-Palestinian, Lebanese, Syrian Tracks

Security Council

6083^rd Meeting (PM)

EMERGENCY RELIEF COORDINATOR, IN BRIEFING TO SECURITY COUNCIL, STRESSES ESSENTIAL

NEED FOR IMPROVED HUMANITARIAN AID IN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGO

 

SECURITY COUNCIL AL-QAIDA AND TALIBAN SANCTIONS COMMITTEE APPROVES

CHANGES TO ENTRIES OF FOUR INDIVIDUALS ON CONSOLIDATED LIST

Security Council

6082^nd Meeting* (AM)

SECURITY COUNCIL EXTENDS MANDATE OF CURRENT United Nations OBSERVER MISSION

IN GEORGIA FOR FOUR MONTHS, UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTING RESOLUTION 1866 (2009)

Intends to Outline Elements of Future UN Presence in Region by 15 June;

Security Council press statement on terrorist attacks in kabul

 

The following Security Council press statement on the terrorist attacks in Kabul was read out by Council President Yukio Takasu ( Japan):

Security Council

6080^th Meeting (AM)

SIERRA LEONE HAS MADE GREAT STRIDES IN SEVEN YEARS SINCE war declared ended,

BUT GOVERNMENT STILL FACES DAUNTING CHALLENGES, SECURITY COUNCIL TOLD

Head of New Office Says ‘Peacebuilding Will Not Be Achieved Overnight’;

SECURITY COUNCIL AL-QAIDA AND TALIBAN SANCTIONS COMMITTEE

 

ADDS NAME OF ONE INDIVIDUAL TO CONSOLIDATED LIST

 

Security Council

6079^th Meeting* (AM)

 ‘WITHOUT ANY EXAGGERATION, 2009 COULD BE A MAKE OR BREAK YEAR’ FOR COMPREHENSIVE

PEACE AGREEMENT, PROSPECT OF PEACE IN SUDAN, SECURITY COUNCIL TOLD

Special Representative Says 2005 Agreement Central, Fragile;