Expresses concern at the persisting special economic problems confronting States, in particular the States that border Yugoslavia, the other Danube riparian States and all other States adversely affected by the severance of their economic relations with Yugoslavia and the disruption of traditional transport and communications links in that part of Europe and their long-term adverse impact on the economies of those States; urges the organizations and specialized agencies of the UN system rendering humanitarian assistance to Bosnia and Herzegovina and Yugoslavia to take appropriate steps to broaden access for suppliers, particularly from the States affected by the implementation of the Security Council mandatory sanctions against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro); requests the Secretary-General to take all appropriate measures to increase the opportunity for countries affected by the sanctions to participate actively in the post-conflict reconstruction and rehabilitation of the crisis-stricken areas of former Yugoslavia after the achievement of a peaceful, lasting and just political solution of the conflict in the Balkans.

Adopted without vote, 89th meeting

Adopted at the 89th, 96th and 98th plenary meetings, 12, 20 and 22 Dec. 1995.