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SECURITY COUNCIL EXTENDS MISSION IN ERITREA, ETHIOPIA UNTIL 15 SEPTEMBER UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTING RESOLUTION 1531 (2004) 12 Mar 20
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UNSC upholds Algiers agreement and border decision

 

22 December 2004, EDNews - In a press release issued yesterday, the UNSC upheld the Algiers Peace Agreement and the final and binding decision of the Eritrea Ethiopia Boundary Commission while at the same time welcoming Ethiopia’s move to pay its well overdue Commission fees [late fees waived] and to appoint a field liaison officer (That is all there is to UNSC welcoming of Ethiopia’s Five point sham plan because the UNSC has snubbed the rest of the plan by sticking to the Algiers Accord and calling for demarcation to proceed as decided by The Boundary Commission – The UN again delivering an unfavorable message to a friendly member state [Ethiopia] in a diplomatically civil and politically correct way). Further, the statement said that the Security Council is now looking forward to the beginning of the border demarcation as decided by the Boundary Commission, established by the Algiers Agreement as the mechanism for a peaceful resolution of the boundary dispute. Following is the Press Release:

 

21/12/2004

Press Release
SC/8276
AFR/1084

 

 

SECURITY COUNCIL PRESS STATEMENT ON ETHIOPIA AND ERITREA

 

The following press statement on the peace process between Ethiopia and Eritrea was delivered today by Security Council President Abdallah Baali (Algeria):

 

Members of the Security Council welcome Eritrea’s continued acceptance of the Boundary Commission decision.

 

Members of the Security Council welcome the 25 November announcement by the Ethiopian Government of a five-point peace plan.

 

Members of the Security Council are encouraged by this movement towards a peaceful solution of the border dispute and now look forward to the beginning of the border demarcation process.  They also encourage both countries to work towards a full normalization of their relations and call on both parties to reiterate their commitment under the Algiers Agreement to solve their differences through peaceful means and to refrain from any action in the border area which could be viewed as provocative or destabilizing.

 

Members of the Security Council reiterated their support to the Secretary-General’s Special Envoy for Ethiopia and Eritrea, Mr. Axworthy, and stressed the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea’s (UNMEE) important role in supporting the implementation of the final and binding decision of the Boundary Commission, established by the Algiers Agreement as the mechanism for a peaceful resolution of the boundary dispute.  They look to the Commission to provide guidance to all parties involved as they work together on the implementation process.

 

Members of the Security Council reiterate the Council’s commitment to the peace process between Ethiopia and Eritrea in accordance with its relevant resolutions and underline the continuing readiness of the United Nations to facilitate the achievement of lasting peace.

 

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