1500 (2003) SC
58
Session
| Draft symbol | S/2003/715 |
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| Adopted symbol | 1500 (2003) |
| P5 Positions |
Russia
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United States
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United Kingdom
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China
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France
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| UN Document | 1500 (2003) ↗ |
Vote Recorded Vote — S/PV.4808
Speeches following this vote (9)
Mr. Duclos
I would like to reaffirm our conviction that the success of the political and economic reconstruction of Iraq and, hence, its stability, require the United Nations to play a dynamic role in the post-conflict management of the country. The resolution that we have just adopted does not, and is not intended to, correspond with that goal. In particular, we would like a timetable to be established wit…
Mr. Negroponte
The text that we have just adopted as Security Council resolution 1500 (2003) deals with two specific issues: the Governing Council of Iraq and the United Nations Assistance Mission for that country. In its expression of support for the Governing Council of Iraq, the resolution hastens the day when the people of Iraq will be in full command of their own affairs — a condition that they have not kn…
Mr. Akram
Pakistan voted in favour of resolution 1500 (2003), on Iraq. It contains two important elements: first, acknowledgement of the Governing Council of Iraq and, secondly, the establishment of the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq (UNAMI).
At every stage of the Council’s deliberations on Iraq with regard to resolutions 1472 (2003), 1476 (2003) and especially 1483 (2003), Pakistan’s position…
Mr. Arias
Spain welcomes the adoption of this resolution, which we joined in sponsoring. Its text reflects the spirit of the Spanish draft presidential statement that my delegation was eager to approve in the final days of our presidency but that agenda-related reasons basically prevented.
The resolution is necessary, realistic and relevant. It secures the United Nations Assistance Mission for Iraq and re…
Mr. Trautwein
Germany voted in favour of resolution 1500 (2003). We believe that this decision by the Council today marks an important step. Germany has always advocated a vital role for the United Nations in Iraq, and we welcomed the recent suggestions of the Secretary-General in that regard as being of the utmost importance for the necessary implementation of resolution 1483 (2003).
The decision of the Coun…
Mr. Aguilar Zinser
Mexico voted in favour of resolution 1500 (2003), convinced of the fundamental and decisive role that the United Nations should play in the process of rebuilding Iraq and in the efforts of Iraqis to recover full sovereignty.
My country considers this resolution to be a necessary technical step to enable the Secretary- General and his Special Representative to carry out fully the tasks entrusted …
Mr. Gatilov
The Russian Federation has consistently advocated that the United Nations should play an enhanced role in the political settlement of the situation in Iraq. We are convinced that the resolution of the complex problems facing that country can be achieved
only through the consistent efforts of the entire international community, with the United Nations and the Security Council playing a decisive r…
Mr. Wang Guangya
The Chinese delegation welcomes the resolution on Iraq just adopted by the Security Council. China has always attached great importance to the post-war reconstruction of Iraq. We have always maintained that the United Nations should play an active and effective role in the reconstruction process.
One month ago the Secretary-General recommended the creation of a United Nations assistance mission …
The President
As the representative of China was the last speaker on the list, I will make a statement in my capacity as representative of the Syrian Arab Republic, which is an explanation of Syria’s position on resolution 1500 (2003).
The Syrian Arab Republic abstained in the vote on the resolution just adopted by the Council. We did so to reflect the Arab position endorsed by the Foreign Ministers of Arab S…
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