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lines on the record: 355
first: 1994-03-25
most recent: 2006-03-20
sittings or episodes: 54
sources: un-security-council

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“We have analysed the situation in Rwanda, including the current undertakings by UNAMIR, and the tasks that still remain to be accomplished. It is the understanding of my Government that the overall objectives of the Arusha Peace Agreement are being gradually attained, thus warranting that the mandate of UNAMIR be extended until 29 July 1994. During these last six months UNAMIR has contributed to creating an environment conducive to compliance with the Arusha Peace Agreement by the Government of Rwanda and the Rwandese Patriotic Front (RPF). The cease-fire has been holding thanks to UNAMIR's stabilizing role. The incumbent Head of State was sworn in as President of the Republic at the beginning of January 1994.”
1994-04-05 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.3358 (1994) · source
“Sir, allow me first of all to congratulate you warmly on your assumption of the office of President of the Security Council for the month of April. The delegation of Brazil is particularly pleased to see you presiding over our work. Your diplomatic skills and proven leadership will contribute decisively to the efficient conduct of our work. Please do count on the full cooperation of this delegation. I also wish to express on this occasion recognition for the outstanding work carried out during the busy month of March by your predecessor, the Permanent Representative of France, Ambassador Jean-Bernard Merimee. The Security Council has just concluded a thorough review of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Rwanda (UNAMIR) based on the report of the Secretary- General, for which we are very grateful.”
1994-04-05 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.3358 (1994) · source
“We urge both parties to negotiate in good faith; otherwise, the political process will become hostage to deliberate procrastination by one of the parties, thus jeopardizing prospects for a peaceful settlement acceptable to all.”
1994-03-25 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.3354 (1994) · source
“We note that an early deployment of a United Nations peace- keeping operation in Abkhazia is supported by both sides, though with important differences as to the modalities. We support the deployment of such an operation as a crucial element of a comprehensive settlement of the conflict, as soon as there is enough common ground between the parties to ensure the proper functioning, as well as the safety, of a possible peace-keeping operation. The resolution that we have just adopted reiterates the call for the Secretary-General to report to the Council on whatever progress is made in the negotiations as soon as it is achieved.”
1994-03-25 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.3354 (1994) · source
“My delegation voted in favour of resolution 906 (1994). The situation in Georgia continues to be of great concern. We regret that no political settlement has been achieved despite all the diplomatic efforts carried out to date. My delegation firmly believes that the territorial integrity and sovereignty of the Republic of Georgia should be fully respected, as stated in the Council's previous resolutions as well as in resolution 906 (1994). We are also deeply concerned by the reports of hundreds of thousands of displaced persons and refugees in Georgia as a result of the fighting. The displaced persons and refugees have a right to return to their homes in conditions of safety. The international community should be able to provide prompt and adequate assistance.”
1994-03-25 · UN Security Council · Security Council, S/PV.3354 (1994) · source