United Nations stands ready to support the
reconstruction of Iraq
Annan (R)
with new Iraqi President Jalal Talabani (file
photo)
The Secretary-General welcomes the commitment
of Iraq's new leadership to working towards national
unity through peaceful democratic means. - Secretary-General congratulates
President Talabani
Created in
1991, mandated to process claims and pay
compensation for losses and damage suffered as a
direct result of Iraq's unlawful invasion and
occupation of Kuwait. More>>
International Advisory and Monitoring
Board (IAMB)
- An audit oversight
body for the Development Fund for Iraq
(DFI) - DFI was established pursuant to Security
Council Resolution 1483
The UN Monitoring, Verification and
Inspection Commission was
created by the 1999 Security Council resolution 1284.
It replaced the former UN Special Commission (UNSCOM). Unresolved Issues
Report (Mar.
6) Mandate: to
continue with UNSCOM's efforts to disarm Iraq of its
weapons of mass destruction and to check Iraq's
compliance with its obligations not to reacquire the
weapons prohibited by the Security
Council.
IAEA –
International Atomic Energy
Agency
Mandate: Under Resolution
687 (1991): - uncovering and dismantling Iraq's
clandestine nuclear programme; - developing and
implementing an Ongoing Monitoring and Verification
(OMV) Plan. Under Resolution
1409 (2002): - Mandate extended in the context of
a new system for the sale or supply of commodities and
products to Iraq, through the adoption of the Goods
Review List (GRL).
Letter
on effects of Iraq's decision to halt monitoring (4 Nov.
'98)Letter
on Iraq's decision to prohibit monitoring (31 Oct.
'98)MOU on
Presidential sites (27 Mar. '98)
The Secretary-General welcomes the commitment
of Iraq's new leadership to working towards national
unity through peaceful democratic means.
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