Press Release

9 February 1996

Press Release
EN/227

SECOND SESSION OF COMMITTEE ON NEW AND RENEWABLE SOURCES OF ENERGY AT HEADQUARTERS, 12-22 FEBRUARY

19960209 Background Release Impacts of Energy Use on Atmosphere, Potential of Biomass among Topics to Be Discussed

9 February 1996

Press Release
ECE/462

SIGNS OF ECONOMIC RECOVERY FOR COUNTRIES IN TRANSITION NOW APPARENT, ACCORDING TO NEW UN PUBLICATION

19960209 Economic Slump Deeper Than Expected; Will Take Until End of Century to Regain 1989 Output Levels

9 February 1996

Press Release
H/2897

9 February 1996

Press Release
ECOSOC/5635

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION AGAINST ILLICIT NARCOTICS, PSYCHOTROPIC SUBSTANCES THEME OF HIGH-LEVEL SEGMENT OF ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL

19960209 Council Also Adopts Provisional Agenda for Substantive Session, New Agenda Item Included on 'New Innovative Ideas for Generating Funds'

9 February 1996

Press Release
DH/2078

DAILY HIGHLIGHTS FOR: 9 February 1996

19960209 * Secretary-General sends Special Envoy to Sudan for discussions on combatting terrorism.

* Conference on Disarmament told linking nuclear weapons elimination to comprehensive test-ban treaty threatens both goals.

* International Police Task Force in Bosnia and Herzegovina expects to be fully operational by end of May.

8 February 1996

Press Release
DCF/251

LINKING NUCLEAR WEAPON ELIMINATION TO TEST BAN THREATENS BOTH GOALS, UNITED STATES TELLS CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMENT

19960208 Expansion of Membership Also Discussed

8 February 1996

Press Release
SC/6175

SECURITY COUNCIL EXTENDS MANDATE OF ANGOLA VERIFICATION MISSION UNTIL 8 MAY

19960208 Resolution 1045 (1996) Reminds Angolan Government And UNITA of Obligations to Consolidate Peace Process

8 February 1996

Press Release
HR/CN/701

8 February 1996

Press Release
DH/2077

DAILY HIGHLIGHTS FOR: 8 February 1996

19960208 * Security Council extends UNAVEM III mandate until 8 May; reminds Angolan Government and UNITA of obligations to peace process.

* Under-Secretary-General for Internal Oversight says staff cuts of more than 10 per cent could affect United Nations' ability to implement its mandates and programmes.

8 February 1996

Press Release
SG/A/619

SECRETARY-GENERAL APPOINTS YASUSHI AKASHI TO HEAD HUMANITARIAN AFFAIRS, JIN YONGJIAN TO DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT AND MANAGEMENT SERVICES POST

19960208 Ismat Kittani to Return to Office of Secretary-General as Special Adviser; Kofi Annan Resumes Direction of Peace-Keeping Operations on 1 March