UN Documents for Sudan/South Sudan: Security Council Letters

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18 August 2025 S/2025/518 This was UNISFA’s strategic review, mandated by resolution 2760.
17 September 2021 S/2021/805 This was a letter from the Secretary-General transmitting the strategic review of UNISFA.
1 April 2021 S/2021/322 This was a letter from the Secretary-General on options for the responsible drawdown and exit of UNISFA.
4 June 2020 S/2020/497 This was a letter from the president of the Security Council containing the extension of UNAMID's mandate until 31 December 2020.
4 June 2020 S/2020/496 This was the written record of meeting on Sudan and South Sudan.
14 May 2020 S/2020/408 This was the adoption of resolution 2519 in an open VTC on 14 May.
30 April 2020 S/2020/351 This was a letter from the president of the Security Council to the Secretary-General containing the briefings from the VTC on Sudan/South Sudan.
7 February 2020 S/2020/112 This was a note from the Secretary-General on progress made in implementing the mission’s mandate, requested in resolution 2497.
20 September 2019 S/2019/768 This was the Secretary-General's analysis and recommendations with respect to the mandate and configuration of UNISFA in terms of its support for the JBVMM.
25 July 2019 S/2019/598 This was a letter from Sudan on the attack on the Amiet market.
8 March 2019 S/2019/227 This was the appointment of the Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa.
24 October 2018 S/2018/955 This letter outlines the functions of the Special Envoy for the Horn of Africa.
20 August 2018 S/2018/778 This was from the Secretary-General transmitting recommendations on the reconfiguration of UNISFA’s mandate.
6 November 2017 S/2017/932 This was a letter transmitting the joint communiqué issued at the end of the summit meeting between the presidents of Sudan and South Sudan in Khartoum on 1 and 2 November 2017.
1 November 2017 S/2017/921 This was a letter on the 31 October JPSM meeting, during which Sudan and South Sudan agreed to immediately reactivate the JPSM and its associated mechanisms.