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United Nations Security Council Resolution S/RES/2607 (2021) on Somalia

Key Provisions

The United Nations Security Council resolution S/RES/2607 (2021) establishes specific procedures for delivering items to Somalia, including weapons and military equipment. Here are some key points to note:

Annex A and Annex B Items

  • The resolution refers to two annexes with lists of items subject to different notification procedures.
  • Annex A includes non-lethal military equipment, which requires advance approval from the Committee.
  • Annex B includes other items that require notification at least 5 working days in advance.

Notification Procedures

The resolution establishes specific procedures for notifying the Committee on any deliveries of items listed in Annex A or B:

  • Advance approval is required for Annex A items (except non-lethal military equipment).
  • Notification must be made at least 5 working days in advance for Annex B items.
  • Delivery of technical advice, financial, and other assistance related to military activities also requires notification.

Responsibilities

The resolution emphasizes the responsibility of various parties involved in providing assistance to Somalia:

Federal Government of Somalia (FGS) Responsibility

  • The FGS has primary responsibility to seek approval from or notify the Committee of any deliveries of weapons and military equipment to the Somali National Security Forces (SNSF).

State or International Organization Responsibility

  • States or international organizations delivering items listed in Annex A or B are responsible for seeking approval from or notifying the Committee, as applicable.

Summary

The resolution aims to ensure that all parties involved in providing assistance to Somalia follow established notification procedures. This includes advance approvals and notifications for specific items listed in Annex A or B. The resolution also emphasizes the importance of adequate coordination between States and international organizations to prevent unauthorized deliveries of weapons and military equipment.