Chad/CAR
December 2007
Difficulties surrounding the EU protection force, particularly shortfalls in helicopters and funding. Tensions along the border with Sudan increase, Sudan accused Chadian armed forces of conducting aerial bombings in its territory.
November 2007
An initial MINURCAT civilian nucleus was deployed.
late October-November 2007
Talks under Libyan auspices produced a ceasefire and a peace agreement between the government and four rebel groups. Concern over the security situation remained, especially after two rebel groups broke the ceasefire in late November.
25 September 2007
The Council unanimously passed resolution 1778, which established the UN Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad (MINURCAT).
19 September 2007
Under Secretary-General Jean-Marie Guéhenno briefed the Council on major aspects of the proposed deployments.
17 September 2007
The European Union (EU) reportedly indicated its readiness in a letter to proceed with the proposed deployments in Chad and the Central African Republic (CAR).
