Nepal
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A briefing by the Secretary-General’s Special Representative in Nepal and head of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN), Ian Martin, is expected in early May. A key issue will be the UNMIN’s future activities. (Resolution 1796 extended UNMIN until 23 July 2008.)
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The Council is expected to consider the report on the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) in April. (The report is likely to focus on the results of the constituent assembly elections scheduled for 10 April and to discuss the activities of UNMIN following the elections.)
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The Council is expected to extend the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) before it expires on 23 January. Ian Martin, the Secretary-General’s Special Representative in Nepal, will brief the Council on the Secretary-General’s latest UNMIN report.
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The Council is expected to discuss the Secretary-General's latest report on Nepal and to receive a briefing by Ian Martin, the Secretary-General's Special Representative in Nepal. Discussions are expected to focus on the latest political developments, the security situation and preparations for constituent assembly elections scheduled for 22 November.
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The Council is scheduled to discuss the Secretary-General's latest report on Nepal, and be briefed by Ian Martin, the Secretary-General's Special Representative in Nepal. The report is expected to focus on preparations for the constituent assembly elections planned for November and provide an update on the recent work of the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN).
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The Council is expected to discuss the first report of the Secretary-General on the UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN) and be briefed by Ian Martin, the Secretary-General's Special Representative for Nepal. The report is expected to focus on preparations for and feasibility of the constituent assembly elections in mid-June and update the Council on progress made since UNMIN was set up in January for 12 months.
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The Council is expected to finalise a resolution on Nepal by the end of the week. The resolution is likely to endorse the Secretary-General's recommendations for the mandate and focus of a UN Mission in Nepal (UNMIN). The draft resolution was circulated by the UK on 15 January and at the time of writing was being discussed at the experts level.
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The Council is expected to consider the report of the technical assessment mission to Nepal and to discuss the mandate for a UN mission in mid-January. A decision approving the mandate of the mission is likely.
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The Council is expected to adopt a presidential statement on Nepal on 1 December. The statement is likely to, inter alia, endorse the Secretary-General's proposal to send a technical assessment mission to Nepal, with a view to establishing a UN political mission.
