UN Security Council Resolution No. 1163 is a resolution adopted on April 17, 1998 . The Council, reaffirming all previous resolutions adopted, extended the mandate of (MINURSO) until 20 July 1998 . [one]
| UN Security Council | |
| Resolution 1163 | |
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 West Sahara Morocco Mauritania Algeria | |
| date of | April 17, 1998 |
| Meeting | No. 3873 |
| The code | S / RES / 1163 |
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| Topic | situation in Western Sahara |
| Total | accepted |
| Composition of the Security Council for 1998 | |
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Following the renewal of the MINURSO mandate, the resolution welcomed the continued deployment of sapper units and the necessary administrative staff in Western Sahara to mine land. The Council also called on the Governments of Morocco , Algeria and Mauritania to sign the Status of Forces Agreement with the UN .
In addition, the resolution requested the Secretary-General of the United Nations, Kofi Annan, to inform the Council every 30 days about the progress in implementing the settlement plan and the agreements reached between the parties, as well as the validity of the MINURSO mandate.
Voting
The resolution was unanimously adopted at the 3873rd meeting of the Security Council .
| For (15) | Abstained (0) | Against (0) |
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* Bold permanent members of the UN Security Council
Notes
- ↑ Resolution 1163 (1998) (April 17, 1998).