Notable Dates, August 2010 Monthly Forecast : Security Council Report

Posted 30 July 2010

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Reports for Consideration in August		Document Requesting Report
16 July	SG report on Peacebuilding	S/PRST/2009/23 S/PRST/2010/7
27 July	SG report on piracy off the coast of Somalia	S/RES/1918
31 July	SG report on Kosovo (UNMIK)	S/RES/1244
31 July	SG report on Chad/CAR (MINURCAT)	S/RES1923
early August	SG report on Iraq (UNAMI)	S/RES/1883
mid August	SG report on Liberia (UNMIL)	S/RES/1885
August 2010	Mandates Expire	Relevant Document
7 August	Iraq (UNAMI)	S/RES/1883
31 August	Lebanon (UNIFIL)	S/RES/1884
August 2010	Other Important Dates
late August	The fully translated report of the Secretary-General following up the Goldstone Report is expected.
Also expected in August: The Al-Qaida and Taliban Sanctions Committee’s monitoring team is expected to finalise its report on the outcome of the review of the list of individuals and entities subject to its sanctions regime. The second round of presidential elections in Guinea The Council is expected to be briefed by the: Head of MINURCAT, Youssef Mahmoud Special Representative of the Secretary-General and Head of the Regional Centre for Preventive Diplomacy for Central Asia, Miroslav Jenča Chair of the DPRK Sanctions Committee, Ambassador Ertugrul Apakan of Turkey Special Representative Ad Melkert on Iraq Force Commanders and the Secretariat on Peacekeeping Regular monthly Middle East briefing

Important Dates over the Horizon

The General Assembly’s annual general debate will start on 14 September.
Parliamentary elections in Afghanistan are expected on 18 September.
The IAEA Summit will be held from 20 to 24 September in Vienna, Austria.
General Elections in Bosnia and Herzegovina are expected in October.
Legislative elections in Chad are expected for November.
Presidential elections in Haiti are expected in November.
General elections in Myanmar are expected later in 2010.
Referenda for southern Sudan and Abyei are to be held under the Comprehensive Peace Agreement (CPA) by 9 January 2011.
Legislative elections in the DRC are expected in July 2011 and presidential elections are expected in October 2011.
Legislative and presidential elections in Liberia are expected in October 2011.