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2005 2 Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Guinea Bissau

Guinea Bissau (S 2005 575)

The situation in Guinea Bissau.

Palestine (General Assembly resolution 52 250)

c) The Islamic Centre in Guinea Bissau

Report of the Secretary General on developments in Guinea Bissau and on the activities of the United Nations Peacebuilding Support Office in Guinea Bissau

The elections in Guinea Bissau have come and gone.

Guinea Bissau civil war, 1998

Guinea Bissau is still confronted with tremendous challenges.

13. Welcomes the return to constitutional and democratic order in Guinea Bissau following the holding of free and fair presidential and legislative elections on 16 January 2000, and calls upon the international community and the Government of Guinea Bissau to support the economic reconstruction of Guinea Bissau and promote the consolidation of democracy there

Takes note of the report of the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Guinea Bissau

His Excellency Mr. Carlos Gomes, Jr., Prime Minister of the Republic of Guinea Bissau

It also heard an oral representation by a representative of Guinea Bissau.

The economic and financial situation in Guinea Bissau remains grave.

His Excellency Mr. Carlos Gomes, Jr., Prime Minister of the Republic of Guinea Bissau

(j) Report of the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Guinea Bissau (E 2005 70)

(k) Report of the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Guinea Bissau (E 2005 8)

Finally I should like to pay tribute to the staff of UNOGBIS, led by my Representative in Guinea Bissau, João Bernardo Honwana, and to the entire United Nations country team for their dedicated contribution to Guinea Bissau's peacebuilding efforts.

In 2005, demining activities are expected to focus on the capital, Bissau.

Council decision 2002 304 established the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Guinea Bissau.

It therefore recommended that Guinea Bissau be permitted to vote until 30 June 2006.

Commends the execution of the Guinea Bissau Islamic Centre project and its imminent commissioning.

In 1998, Government loyalists staged a successful coup in Guinea Bissau.

Agreement relating to the establishment of a Peace Corps program in Guinea Bissau, exchange of notes at Bissau 12 and 15 January 1988, entered into force 15 January 1988, TIAS 12104.

Encourages the Government of Guinea Bissau to give full consideration to the report of the Ad Hoc Advisory Group

Both neighbouring countries provided the armed forces of Guinea Bissau with non lethal military assistance.

The Juno Trader case (Saint Vincent and the Grenadines v. Guinea Bissau), Prompt Release

Welcomes further the commitment of the Government of Guinea Bissau to hold Presidential elections in accordance with the timetable in the Transition Charter, and in that regard invites the international community to provide financial and technical support to Guinea Bissau in the holding of those elections

At the request of the Government of Guinea Bissau, I dispatched a fact finding and project development mission to Guinea Bissau from 7 to 11 March 2005 to examine the challenge posed by the proliferation of small arms and light weapons.

Welcomes further the commitment of the Government of Guinea Bissau to hold Presidential elections in accordance with the timetable in the Transition Charter, and in this regard calls on the international community to provide financial and technical support to Guinea Bissau in the holding of these elections

In Africa there were countries fighting for their independence Guinea, Guinea Bissau, Angola.

Citizen media in Guinea Bissau. Image by Rising Voices on Flickr (CC BY NC SA 2.0).

In Guinea Bissau, another milestone has been reached with the election of President Nino Vieira.

At the invitation of the President, Mr. Cabral (Guinea Bissau) took a seat at the Council table.

Takes note with appreciation of the report of the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Guinea Bissau and the recommendations contained therein

Central African Republic, Comoros, Georgia, Guinea Bissau, Niger, Sao Tome and Principe, Somalia and Tajikistan draft resolution

I wish to reiterate the importance of continued engagement by the international community to assist Guinea Bissau.

In Guinea Bissau, the armed and security forces currently appear to be among the major factors of instability.

Guinea Bissau is also taking advantage of this new private sector led development approach.

For example, much of the Horn of Africa (particularly Somalia), Mali, and Guinea Bissau carry significant political risk.

Decides to consider the reports of the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Guinea Bissau at its substantive session of 2005.