Chad
UN Documents

Revised on 28 July 2008

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Security Council Resolution

  • S/RES/1778 (25 September 2007) established UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT).
  • S/RES/1706 (31 August 2006) mandated a multidimensional UN presence in Chad and the Central African Republic and requested recommendations.

Presidential Statements

  • S/PRST/2008/22 (16 June 2008) was a recent statement on the June rebel offensive in Chad.
  • S/PRST/2008/15 (13 May 2008) condemned the attack near Khartoum and warned that no retaliatory action should be taken against civilian populations, or that had an impact on stability in the region.
  • S/PRST/2008/3 (4 February 2008) contained an expression of support to external military assistance to the Chadian government.
  • S/PRST/2007/30 (27 August 2007) expressed readiness to authorise deployments in Chad and the Central African Republic.
  • S/PRST/2007/2 (16 January 2007) requested further recommendations on peacekeeping in Chad and the Central African Republic and on an advance mission.
  • S/PRST/2006/53 (15 December 2006) was a statement on Chad.
Press Statements
  • SC/9295 (9 April 2008) expressed concern with the situation in eastern Chad and north-eastern CAR, encouraged the governments of both countries to promote national dialogue and also encouraged implementation of the Sudan-Chad Dakar Agreement.

Secretary-General's Reports

  • S/2008/444 (8 July 2008) was the Secretary-General's report on MINURCAT.
  • S/2008/410 (23 June 2008) was the most recent BONUCA report.
  • S/2008/215 (1 April 2008) was a MINURCAT report.
  • S/2008/98 (14 February 2008) was a Darfur report.
  • S/2007/739 (17 December 2007) was the Secretary-General's report on MINURCAT.
  • S/2007/697 (5 December 2007) was a BONUCA report.
  • S/2007/488 (10 August 2007) contained revised recommendations for peacekeeping in Chad and the CAR, including the EU component.
  • S/2007/97 (23 February 2007) was a report on UN peacekeeping in Chad and the Central African Republic.
  • S/2006/1019 (22 December 2006) was the first report on UN peacekeeping in Chad and the Central African Republic.

Other

  • S/2008/460 (15 July 2008) was the report of the Council mission to Africa.
  • S/PV.5915 (18 June 2008) was a briefing on the Council mission to Africa.
  • S/2008/332 (15 May 2008), 325 (11 May 2008), 308 (7 May 2008) and 305 (5 May 2008), 255 (14 April 2008), 222 (1 April 2008), 217 (28 March 2008), 216 (31 March 2008), 212 and Corr. 1 (28 March 2008), 207 (28 March 2008), and 193 (24 March 2008) were letters from Sudan and Chad with mutual complaints of violations of the Dakar Agreement.
  • S/2008/160 (5 March 2008) was a Sudanese letter on the recent border incident involving EUFOR.
  • S/2008/139 (4 March 2008) contained an AU communiqué on Chad encouraging mediation by the Republic of Congo and Libya.
  • S/2008/69 (4 February 2008) was the Chadian letter requesting aid and assistance from all states and the Council's support in that regard.
  • S/2008/20 (9 January 2008) and S/2008/21 (15 January 2008) were letters sent by Sudan and Chad on resumed border tensions.
  • S/2007/702 (28 November 2007) and S/2007/703 (3 December 2007) renewed the BONUCA mandate.
  • S/2007/540 (12 September 2007) was a letter from Chad. 
  • S/2007/421 and Corr. 1 (11 July 2007) was the report of the June 2007 Council mission to Africa.
  • S/2007/347 (13 June 2007) contained the terms of reference for the June 2007 Council mission to Africa.
  • S/2007/135 (7 March 2007) was a Chad-Sudan statement on re-energising the Tripoli Agreement.
  • S/2007/201 (11 April 2007) was the Sudanese letter on certain cross-border attacks.
  • S/PV.5655 (4 April 2007) was the record of Under Secretary-General John Holmes' briefing.
  • S/2007/135 (7 March 2007) was a letter from Libya forwarding the Chad-Sudan statement on re-energising the Tripoli Agreement.
  • S/PV.5519 (31 August 2006) was the adoption of resolution 1706.
  • S/2006/103 (14 February 2006) was the Chad-Sudan Tripoli Agreement.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 




 

 

 

 


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