The mission's visit and activities were widely reported by the media.

The visit will take place from 13 to 16 April 2005.

The members of the Council have agreed on the terms of reference of the mission, a copy of which is enclosed herewith.

The Political Adviser to the Special Representative of the Secretary General of the United Nations for Burundi accompanied the tour.

The Security Council mission visited Bujumbura on 8 and 9 November.

The mission has the following objectives

We strongly support those visits and encourage States to extend full cooperation to the visiting teams.

Briefing by the Head of the Security Council mission to Central Africa

It will emphasize the unity of the Security Council.

He will visit UNMEE offices and, if feasible, UNMEE positions in the Temporary Security Zone.

It briefed them on its visits to the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Burundi.

It did not prove possible for the mission to meet jointly with the five member espace présidentiel.

Briefing by the Head of the Security Council mission to Central Africa

Briefing by the Head of the Security Council mission to Central Africa.

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However, the delegation did not visit Mogadishu.

Mindful further that some Territories have not had any United Nations visiting mission for a long period of time and that no such visiting missions have been sent to some of the Territories,

Mindful also that some Territories have not received a United Nations visiting mission for a long period of time and that no visiting missions have been sent to some of the Territories,

Mindful also that some Territories have not received a United Nations visiting mission for a long time and that no visiting missions have been sent to some of the Territories,

A mission of the Security Council visited Bujumbura on 8 and 9 November as part of the Council's sixth visit to the Great Lakes region since 2000.

In addition to staying in Port au Prince, the mission visited the cities of Gonaïves and Cap Haïtien.

The mission insisted that the time frame of the transition must be respected.

The assessment mission visited Burundi in May 2004.

However, the mission cautioned against a hasty drawdown of ONUB.

In November, we were visited by a United Kingdom delegation led by the Secretary of State for International Development a mission from Belgium, led by the Minister for Development Cooperation and the Minister of Defence a mission from the World Bank headed by the Vice President for Africa and, finally, two high level expert missions from France and from Germany recently visited Burundi.

Taking note of the report of the Security Council mission which visited the region of Central Africa from 4 to 11 November 2005 (S 2005 716), and endorsing its recommendations,

The Cuban delegation hoped that visiting missions would soon be sent to some Territories.

My delegation fully shares the Security Council mission's assessment of the aspects it addressed during its visit and endorses its recommendations.

The mission wishes to thank UNDP and other United Nations agencies for the involvement in the visit, as well as the Secretariat staff who accompanied the mission for their professionalism and support.

We also welcome the field missions undertaken by the Council.

39. On the conclusion of this short visit, the delegation

The mission encouraged MONUC and ONUB to continue their efforts in that regard.

The Government transmitted the law to the Parliament on 7 November, during the Council's visit to Kinshasa.

The mission visited Tunis, Tozeur and Ramada.

The mission stresses that there is no alternative to elections.

A technical mission to restore a church in Prizren, supported by UNESCO, took place just a few weeks ago, and more will now follow.

Our delegations welcome the report of the Security Council mission on its visit to Haiti, which it undertook in conjunction with that of the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Haiti of the Economic and Social Council.

The mission wishes to express its appreciation to the interim Government and people of Haiti for their support and willingness to share with the mission their perceptions and suggestions for the future of their country.

The Special Representative of the Secretary General accompanied the mission during its visit to Haiti.

(h) Visits organization of visits of Heads of States and of members of Government reception of a great number of diplomatic, legal and academic visitors, students and journalists, individually or in groups tours for visitors of judges

The mission briefed the President and Foreign Minister on the outcome of its visits to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burundi, Uganda and Rwanda.

It is being held in the wake of the recent Security Council mission to Haiti, led by the Ambassador of Brazil.

Mindful that United Nations visiting and special missions provide an effective means of ascertaining the situation in the Territories, that some Territories have not received a United Nations visiting mission for a long time and that no visiting missions have been sent to some of the Territories, and considering the possibility of sending further visiting missions to the Territories at an appropriate time and in consultation with the administering Powers,

Recalling the dispatch in 1994 of a United Nations visiting mission to Tokelau,

Recalling the dispatch in 1977 of a United Nations visiting mission to the Territory,