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A/57/L.13/Rev.1
Resolution submitted by the President of the General Assembly
Open-ended
panel of the General Assembly
"Afghanistan: one year later"
The General Assembly,
Noting the
important role played by the United Nations, including the Security
Council, in the Afghan peace process,
Noting that
the items entitled "Emergency international assistance for
peace, normalcy and reconstruction of war-stricken Afghanistan"
and "The situation in Afghanistan and its implications for
international peace and security" will be considered by the
General Assembly on 6 December 2002,
Convinced
that an interactive dialogue on Afghanistan one year after the
agreement reached among various groups in Bonn would afford the
international community an opportunity to take stock of the lessons
learned in Afghanistan as well as enhance discussions on 6 December
2002 in the General Assembly on Afghanistan, including on post
conflict reconstruction in Afghanistan and future United Nations
activities in this regard,
Welcoming
innovative approaches in the ongoing effort to revitalize the
work of the General Assembly,
1. Decides
to convene on 18 November 2002, an open-ended panel of the
General Assembly on Afghanistan which will have two consecutive
sessions: from 9 to 11 a.m. and from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.;
2. Also
decides that the Open-ended Panel will have as its theme "Afghanistan:
one year later";
3. Further
decides that the first session of the Open-ended Panel will
focus on political issues and the second session on economic issues;
4. Decides
that the Open-ended Panel will be chaired by the President
of the General Assembly and will have, for each session, a maximum
of four panelists selected by the President in consultation with
the Member States;
5. Also
decides that the President of the General Assembly will present
a summary of the discussions of the Open-ended Panel at the beginning
of the debate in the General Assembly on 6 December 2002 on the
items dealing with Afghanistan.
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