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SG/SM/6468

SECRETARY-GENERAL TO GO TO BAGHDAD ONCE SERIES OF CONSULTATIONS WITH PERMANENT MEMBERS OF SECURITY COUNCIL IS OVER

17 February 1998


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SG/SM/6468
IK/242


SECRETARY-GENERAL TO GO TO BAGHDAD ONCE SERIES OF CONSULTATIONS WITH PERMANENT MEMBERS OF SECURITY COUNCIL IS OVER

19980217 Following is the text of Secretary-General Kofi Annan's statement to correspondents and his response to their questions after his meeting yesterday with the Permanent Representatives of the permanent members of the Security Council concerning inspections in Iraq:

SG/SM/6466

SECRETARY-GENERAL CONGRATULATES GLAFLOS CLERIDES ON HIS RE-ELECTION AS PRESIDENT OF CYPRUS

17 February 1998


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SG/SM/6466


SECRETARY-GENERAL CONGRATULATES GLAFLOS CLERIDES ON HIS RE-ELECTION AS PRESIDENT OF CYPRUS

19980217 The following was issued on Monday, 16 February, by the Spokesman for Secretary-General Kofi Annan:

The Secretary-General conveys his warm congratulations to Glafcos Clerides on his re-election as President of the Republic of Cyprus

SG/SM/6465

SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS DISCUSSIONS ON INSPECTIONS IN IRAQ REVEAL COMMON GROUND

13 February 1998


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SG/SM/6465
IK/240


SECRETARY-GENERAL SAYS DISCUSSIONS ON INSPECTIONS IN IRAQ REVEAL COMMON GROUND

19980213

Following is the text of Secretary-General Kofi Annan's statement made today to correspondents and his response to their questions concerning Iraq:

SG/SM/6462

SECRETARY-GENERAL EXPRESSES CONCERN AT RISKS POSED TO CIVILIANS AND HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATIONS BY HEAVY SHELLING IN FREETOWN

11 February 1998


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SG/SM/6462
AFR/38


SECRETARY-GENERAL EXPRESSES CONCERN AT RISKS POSED TO CIVILIANS AND HUMANITARIAN ORGANIZATIONS BY HEAVY SHELLING IN FREETOWN

19980211 The following statement was issued today by Secretary-General Kofi Annan:

I have taken note of the statement issued yesterday morning by the President of the Security Council on behalf of its members on the situation in Sierra Leone, and I share the concerns expressed therein.