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Letter dated 31 May 2005 from the Permanent Representative of Bahrain to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General

Bahrain; Joint Council of the European Union and the Ministerial Council of the Cooperation Council for the Gulf Arab States (15th sess. : 2005 : Manama)
2005
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A/59/824
S/2005/363
Title
Letter dated 31 May 2005 from the Permanent Representative of Bahrain to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary-General
Other titles
Letter, 31 May 2005, from Bahrain
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English: A_59_824--S_2005_363-EN - PDF ; Español: A_59_824--S_2005_363-ES - PDF ; Français: A_59_824--S_2005_363-FR - PDF ; Русский: A_59_824--S_2005_363-RU - PDF ; العربية: A_59_824--S_2005_363-AR - PDF ; 中文: A_59_824--S_2005_363-ZH - PDF ;
Summary
Transmits joint communiqué of the 15th session of the Ministerial Meeting between the Gulf Cooperation Council States and the European Union, held in Manama, Bahrain, 5 Apr. 2005.
Action note
2005-05-31
Authors
Bahrain
Joint Council of the European Union and the Ministerial Council of the Cooperation Council for the Gulf Arab States (15th sess. : 2005 : Manama)
Agenda information
A/59/251 36 Situation in the Middle East. MIDDLE EAST SITUATION
A/59/251 37 Question of Palestine. PALESTINE QUESTION
A/59/251 62 Establishment of a nuclear-weapon-free zone in the region of the Middle East. MIDDLE EAST--NUCLEAR-WEAPON-FREE ZONES
A/59/251 148 Measures to eliminate international terrorism. TERRORISM
S/60 [54] MIDDLE EAST SITUATION
S/60 [120] IRAQ-KUWAIT SITUATION
S/60 [31] TERRORISM
Contains
Joint communiqué of the 15th session of the Joint Council and Ministerial Meeting between the Gulf Cooperation Council States and the European Union held in Manama, Bahrain, 5 April 2005
Date
[New York] : UN, 2 June 2005
Description
9 p.
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Resource Type > Documents and Publications > Letters and Notes Verbales
UN Bodies > General Assembly > General Assembly Plenary
UN Bodies > Security Council

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