Mr. Monteiro

Mr. Monteiro

Portugal
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Meetings Attended

Speeches

PRT S/PV.3954 Dec. 16, 1998

It is with keen interest and great satisfaction that Portugal welcomes this thematic consideration by the Security Council of the importance of post-conflict peace-building activities in keeping and consolidating peace and security. We very much congratulate you, Sir, for organizing this debate. Th…

PRT S/PV.3955 Dec. 16, 1998

Portugal always hopes that the Security Council will find peaceful solutions to situations of conflict, and it feels no differently in the case of Iraq. We have always been of the view that full cooperation by Iraq with the United Nations Special Commission (UNSCOM) and the International Atomic Ene…

PRT S/PV.3952 Dec. 8, 1998

Since the Council last discussed the disturbing situation in Afghanistan, on 28 August 1998, the political and humanitarian situation in the country has deteriorated further. In September and October, fighting again intensified and the conflict escalated, provoking alarming regional repercussions. …

PRT S/PV.3942 Nov. 10, 1998

My delegation joins the delegations that have already spoken in congratulating you, Mr. President, on convening this meeting. I must recall that it is a consequence of a movement initiated a long time ago by, I think, all members of the Security Council. But I would like to pay tribute to five count…

PRT A/53/PV.41 Oct. 21, 1998

On 31 December, Portugal will conclude its current mandate as a member of the Security Council. This mandate, conferred by the General Assembly through elections, is an honour and responsibility that we have accepted with utter seriousness and have tried to exercise fully and effectively. The task …

PRT S/PV.3932 Sept. 29, 1998

Let me say first that Portugal fully subscribes to the statement that will be delivered later by the Presidency of the European Union. I would like to thank you, Sir, for convening this open debate, which will allow the Security Council, for the second time, to address the problem of protection for…

PRT S/PV.3920 Aug. 27, 1998

Last March, in an open debate on this item, Portugal welcomed the proposals put forward by the Organization of African Unity and the League of Arab States to find a compromise solution to the question of the bombing of the Pan Am and UTA flights. Those proposals, aimed at avoiding further delays in …

PRT S/PV.3912 July 30, 1998

The situation in Abkhazia, Georgia, continues to cause my Government concern. On the ground, instability, tension and the risk of new confrontations have been high since the tragic events of May 1998, and make the work of the United Nations Observer Mission in Georgia (UNOMIG) and the peacekeeping f…

PRT S/PV.3878 May 13, 1998

My delegation associates itself fully with the statement delivered by the representative of the United Kingdom on behalf of the European Union. As a sponsor of the draft resolution before the Council today, Portugal reaffirms its full support for the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia…

PRT S/PV.3876 April 29, 1998

Allow me to welcome the presence among us of the Vice-Minister of Territorial Administration of Angola, General Higino Carneiro, and his delegation. I would also like to associate myself with the statement just made by the representative of the United Kingdom on behalf of the European Union. Peace…

PRT S/PV.3875 April 24, 1998

Realism, pragmatism and objectivity: these are the perspectives that frame the very important report of the Secretary-General on conflict and peace in Africa. And it is now up to the international community, the States Members of the United Nations and Africa itself to respond in the same vein. Por…

PRT S/PV.3864 March 20, 1998

My delegation is very pleased to see you, Sir, presiding over our debate here today. Let me begin by paying my profound respects to the families of the victims of the bombings of the Pan Am and UTA flights, who are still waiting for justice to be done. We must not forget the reason why measures wer…

PRT S/PV.3855 Feb. 20, 1998

Barely one month and a half has elapsed since we adopted resolution 1143 (1997), in which the Council unanimously welcomed the intention of the Secretary-General to submit a supplementary report to find ways of improving the implementation of the humanitarian programme in Iraq. The Council expressed…

PRT S/PV.3850 Jan. 27, 1998

Portugal has been following recent developments in Angola with a sense of cautious optimism that was confirmed by the statement of the Permanent Representative of Angola. The new timetable for the implementation of the Lusaka Protocol, approved by the Joint Commission on 9 January, should be a meani…

PRT S/PV.3842 Dec. 18, 1997

Portugal and Costa Rica are both part of the Ibero-American family, and our two countries have been taking advantage of our presence in the Security Council to step up our cooperation. For this reason, it is with great pleasure that I see Mr. Fernando Naranjo Villalobos presiding over this meeting o…

PRT S/PV.3840 Dec. 4, 1997

The draft resolution we have before us, which my delegation fully supports, is not just a simple renewal of Security Council resolutions 986 (1995) and 1111 (1997). While addressing specific aspects, in order to allow for a smoother transition to the next phase of its implementation, the draft repre…

PRT S/PV.3837 Nov. 28, 1997

Portugal is a sponsor of the draft resolution before the Council on the constitution of the United Nations Civilian Police Mission in Haiti (MIPONUH). Despite some progress, serious problems persist in Haiti that require the continuation of the assistance of the United Nations. We are concerned abo…

PRT S/PV.3833 Nov. 14, 1997

According to the latest report of the Secretary-General, there has been progress in the implementation of the General Agreement on the Establishment of Peace and National Accord in Tajikistan. This is welcome news. It is particularly important to note that the Commission on National Reconciliation, …

PRT S/PV.3831 Nov. 12, 1997

Portugal deeply regrets this serious crisis, which was provoked by the Iraqi challenge to the authority of the Security Council. The obstacles repeatedly raised by the Iraqi authorities in the Also intolerable is the decision announced by Iraq on 29 October and the Iraqi behaviour since then: the c…

PRT S/PV.3827 Oct. 29, 1997

Portugal fully supports the extension of the mandate of the United Nations Observer Mission in Angola (MONUA), until 30 January 1998. It endorses the recommendation of the Secretary-General to postpone the withdrawal of the United Nations military component until the end of November, taking into acc…