SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON BLUE LINE INCIDENT

 

The following Security Council press statement on the incident along the Blue Line was delivered today by Council President Peter Burian ( Slovakia):

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

 

The following Security Council press statement on the Democratic Republic of the Congo was read out today by Council President Peter Burian ( Slovakia):

SECURITY COUNCIL COMMITTEE CONCERNING Democratic Republic of Congo UPDATES LIST

 

Security Council press statement on somalia

 

The following Security Council press statement on Somalia was read out today by Council President Peter Burian ( Slovakia):

PRESIDENT OF UNITED NATIONS SECURITY COUNCIL AND CHAIRMAN

 

OF MILITARY STAFF COMMITTEE IN february

 

In accordance with the principle of alphabetical rotation, the following are the President of the United Nations Security Council and the Chairman of the Military Staff Committee for February:

Security Council

5627^th Meeting (AM)

Security Council holds day-long debate on post-conflict peacebuilding;

Focus on early efforts of new peacebuilding Commission

 

Organizational Committee Chair Says Process Requires Long-Term Commitment;

Security Council

5626^th Meeting* (AM)

Security Council extends Ethiopia and Eritrea mission until 31 July 2007,

Unanimously adopting resolution 1741 (2007)

 

Demands: Ethiopia Accept Boundary Decision; Eritrea Withdraw Troops

Security Council

5624^th Meeting* (AM)

world community cannot afford another year like 2006 in middle east,

Says Under-Secretary-General, briefing Security Council

 

Ibrahim Gambari Says Recent Months Marked by Instability, Suffering,

Security Council

5622^nd Meeting (PM)

Security Council establishes United Nations political mission in nepal,

 

Unanimously adopting resolution 1740 (2007)

 

Security Council

5621^st Meeting* (PM)

Security Council requests dispatch of advance team to chad, Central African Republic

to explore possible United Nations mission in border areas