S/1994/614 SC
49
Session
| Draft symbol | S/1994/614 |
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Vote Consensus — S/PV.3385
Speeches following this vote (7)
Mr. Li Zhaoxing
Since the adoption of Security Council resolution 897 (1994), the Somali peace process has made some headway, but at the same time unstable elements have further increased, resulting in a chaotic social order devoid of safety. This cannot but cause us deep concern.
The main purpose of a number of resolutions adopted by the Council on the question of Somalia is to promote the peace process initia…
Mr. Ladsous
My delegation joined in the adoption of this resolution extending the mandate of the United Nations Operation in Somalia (UNOSOM II) for four months, until 30 September 1994.
My delegation believes that the United Nations must continue its task of promoting that country’s return to stability and peace.
My country notes that progress has been made in this direction. Thus, the United Nations pres…
Mr. Keating
New Zealand has supported the adoption of this resolution because of the importance we attach to the United Nations involvement in Somalia and to the fulfilment of the undertaking made in the adoption of resolution 814 (1993), providing for the original establishment of UNOSOM II. That undertaking was that the United Nations would do what it could to assist the Somali people by bringing humanitar…
Mr. Sardenberg
As we undertake the review of the activities of the United Nations Operation in Somalia (UNOSOM II) called for in Security Council resolution 897 (1994), we have the opportunity to discuss the criteria for the assessment of the United Nations involvement and future course of action in intricate situations such as the one prevailing in Somalia. In this endeavour we are making good use of the crite…
Mr. Gnehm
The resolution we have adopted today comes at what the Secretary-General rightly calls "a defining moment" (S/1994/614, para. 70). This resolution underscores the growing impatience of the international community with the pace of progress towards national reconciliation in Somalia which is best evidenced by the failure of the parties to meet yesterday as scheduled after three prior postponements.…
Mr. Sidorov
The Russian Federation has consistently favoured the speedy restoration of peace in Somalia and the return of its people to normal life. We support the efforts of the international community to render humanitarian assistance to the population of this country.
Unfortunately, the process of national reconciliation in Somalia is experiencing serious breakdowns. There is still no clarity concerning …
The President
I shall now make a statement in my capacity as the representative of Nigeria.
My delegation regrets that it did not find much ground for optimism in the further report of the Secretary-General on the United Nations Operation in Somalia submitted in pursuance of paragraph 14 of resolution 897 (1994) of 24 May 1994 (S/1994/614), which constitutes the basis for the resolution we have just adopted.
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