Au Mission Extends Mandate In Somalia Until May 2018 Youtube The security council today extended its authorization of the african union mission in somalia (amisom) until 31 may 2018, approving a reduction of its uniformed personnel to a maximum 21,626 by 31. Partnership vital in building professional forces, says permanent representative. the security council renewed today its authorization of the african union mission in somalia (amisom) for another 10 months, deciding to reduce uniformed personnel to 20,626 by 28 february 2019, and cautioning against any further delay in lowering that number beyond that date.
Un Security Council Extends Mandate Of Au Mission In Somalia Youtube Ground conditions must be fully assessed before any drawdown of peacekeeping personnel, somalia’s representative insists. renewing its authorization of the african union mission in somalia (amisom) for one year ahead of national elections in 2020, the security council decided to maintain deployment and reduce uniformed personnel by 1,000 in line with the existing plan to gradually transfer. Mandate renewal [2019] : adopted by the peace and security council (psc) of the african union (au) at its 848th meeting held on 9 may 2019 on the report of the chairperson of the au commission on the 5th au united nations (un) joint review of the au mission in somalia (amisom) and renewal of the mandate of amisom. In response to the au’s request, the draft resolution in blue authorises the extension of the drawdown of 3,000 atmis personnel until 31 december. it also extends the authorisation for au member states to deploy uniformed personnel in the country to carry out atmis’ mandated tasks until 30 june 2024. Between 13 and 16 july, a nine member au delegation visited somalia to consult with stakeholders in finalising the conops, in line with its mandate contained in a 20 june communiqué of the au peace and security council (aupsc). during the visit, the delegation met with officials from atmis, the somali government, and atmis troop contributing.
Au Starts Second Phase Of Discussion Over New Mission In Somalia In response to the au’s request, the draft resolution in blue authorises the extension of the drawdown of 3,000 atmis personnel until 31 december. it also extends the authorisation for au member states to deploy uniformed personnel in the country to carry out atmis’ mandated tasks until 30 june 2024. Between 13 and 16 july, a nine member au delegation visited somalia to consult with stakeholders in finalising the conops, in line with its mandate contained in a 20 june communiqué of the au peace and security council (aupsc). during the visit, the delegation met with officials from atmis, the somali government, and atmis troop contributing. The un mandate for the african union mission in somalia (amisom) is set to run out on 31 december 2021. amisom has operated in somalia for fourteen years, pri marily to protect the federal. Somalia. on thursday, the united nations security council passed resolution 2748, which allows the african union transition mission in somalia (atmis) authority to stay in the nation of somalia.
Au Mission In Somalia Needs A Mandate For Peace And Development The un mandate for the african union mission in somalia (amisom) is set to run out on 31 december 2021. amisom has operated in somalia for fourteen years, pri marily to protect the federal. Somalia. on thursday, the united nations security council passed resolution 2748, which allows the african union transition mission in somalia (atmis) authority to stay in the nation of somalia.
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