UN Documents for Afghanistan: Security Council Letters

Security Council Letters Return to full list
7 October 2003 S/2003/970 Following NATO's assumption of control of ISAF in August 2003, the letter contained the NATO strategy for addressing the long-term security needs in Afghanistan, including benchmarks for progress.
9 June 2003 S/2003/641 This was the letter conveying the text of the Paris Statement issued at the end of the Conference on Drug Routes from Central Asia to Europe, held in Paris on 21 and 22 May 2003.
28 April 2003 S/2003/504 This letter expressed NATO's intentions to expand their presence in Afghanistan as of August 2003.
24 December 2002 S/2002/1416 This letter transmitted the signed Kabul Declaration on Good-Neighbourly Relations.
5 December 2001 S/2001/1154 This was the letter transmitting the Bonn Agreement, which established the Interim Authority after the fall of the Taliban.
4 October 2001 S/2001/937 The Council took note with appreciation of the Secretary-General's reappointment of Lakhdar Brahimi as his Special Representative for Afghanistan.
4 October 1999 S/1999/1021 This letter transmitted a summary of the indictment returned against Usama bin Laden and Muhammad Atef in United States Federal Court, Southern District New York, on 4 November 1998.
22 June 1999 S/1999/812 This letter includes the Tashkent Declaration publicly committed members of the "six-plus-two" group not to provide military support to any Afghan party and to prevent the use of their respective territories for such purposes.
22 April 1983 S/19835 This was a letter from the Secretary-General to the Council that called for the UNGOMAP deployment of a military force to observe the implementation of the peace treaty. Its Annex contains the text of the Geneva Accords.