2410 (2018) SC

Mr. Llorentty Solíz (Plurinational State of Bolivia)

Bolivia, as a country committed to its region but above all in the interest of responsibility and transparency, would like to explain its vote today. We voted in favour of resolution 2410 (2018), but would like to highlight specific elements that were not considered by the United States delegation, as penholder, with regard to the renewal of the mandate of the United Nations Mission in Support of…

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Mr. Wu Haitao (China)

At present, the United Nations Mission in Support of Justice in Haiti (MINUJUSTH) should focus on helping the Haitian Government to shoulder the responsibility of maintaining national security and ultimately achieve an orderly drawdown, in line with the national interests of Haiti and countries in the region. China believes that the Security Council has the primary responsibility of maintaining …

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Mr. Delattre (France)

France welcomes the adoption of resolution 2410 (2018), renewing the mandate of the United Nations Mission in Support of Justice in Haiti (MINUJUSTH) for one year and setting the stage for its withdrawal with a view to a transition in October 2019. Until then, MINUJUSTH will pursue its mandate, based on three pillars: strengthening the Haitian National Police, consolidating the rule of law and m…

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Mr. Hickey (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

The United Kingdom welcomes the adoption of resolution 2410 (2018) today and the renewal of the mandate of the United Nations Mission for Justice Support in Haiti (MINUJUSTH) for a further 12 months. As the United States has made clear, today’s vote is not a reflection of MINUJUSTH or the Government of Haiti. As we set out on Tuesday (see S/PV.8220), we are committed to the development of Haiti a…

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Mr. Alemu (Ethiopia)

We welcome the adoption of resolution 2410 (2018) renewing the mandate of the United Nations Mission for Justice Support in Haiti (MINUJUSTH). It is unfortunate that the resolution could not be adopted by consensus, no doubt for good reason. We had hoped that some of the concerns expressed on the draft text, including the issues with regard to invoking Chapter VII, could have been addressed. We b…

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Mr. Ndong Mba (Equatorial Guinea)

The Republic of Equatorial Guinea expresses its satisfaction with the renewal of the mandate for the United Nations Mission for Justice Support in Haiti (MINUJUSTH) in order to ensure the strengthening of its State institutions over the next 12 months of the mandate. It will provide support to Haiti’s administrative, legal and legislative institutions, strengthen the rule of law; and help to figh…

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Mr. Radomski (Poland)

Poland welcomes the adoption of resolution 2410 (2018) extending the mandate of the United Nations Mission for Justice Support in Haiti (MINUJUSTH). However, it is unfortunate that we were not able to maintain the good practice of having an anonymous adoption of a resolution that technically rolls over the mandate. Poland voted in favour of the resolution, hoping for the unity of the Council. A…

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The President

I will now take the floor in my national capacity. Peru welcomes the adoption of resolution 2410 (2018), extending the mandate of the United Nations Mission for Justice Support in Haiti (MINUJUSTH) for an additional year and laying the foundation for the transition towards a normalization of the United Nations presence in the post-peacekeeping period. In that regard, we place our trust in the im…

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Mr. Régis (Haiti)

I wish to thank you, Mr. President, for having granted me an opportunity to voice the views of my delegation following the adoption of resolution 2410 (2018), concerning the United Nations Mission for Justice Support in Haiti (MINUJUSTH). The document appears to align with the approach set out in the report of the Secretary- General (S/2018/241), dated 20 March 2018, and with his largely positive…

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