Not providing for one more non permanent seat makes the proposal of the group of four totally incompatible with AU positions, but denying both permanent seats to the AU makes the Uniting for Consensus proposal fully compatible.

The Mission is established in 10 districts, comprising the Mission headquarters in Port au Prince, four regional headquarters (Port au Prince, Cap Haïtien, Gonaïves and Les Cayes) and six district offices (Jacmel, Port de Paix, Hinche, Miragoâne, Fort Liberté and Jérémie).

The group of four is saying that the question of the veto should be discussed after 15 years the AU is saying that it should be discussed now.

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I have written to major partners of AU to urge them to fill the funding gap identified by AU.

The ACVZ recommends that for entry into the Netherlands as an au pair, a special au pair contract be made mandatory.

It should provide the names and numbers of those disarmed to the AU and store weapons in safe locations, with AU oversight.

We're focusing now on Port au Prince.

The AU is closely monitoring developments there.

The exercise, which was managed from AMIS force headquarters in El Fasher and ran from 18 to 27 August, had four objectives to strengthen command and control of AMIS headquarters, to improve the ability of the AU force to deploy to maximum effect, to support the integration of the different components of the AU Mission, and to support contingency planning.

The exercise, which was managed from AMIS force headquarters in El Fasher and ran from 18 to 27 August, had four objectives to strengthen command and control of AMIS headquarters to improve the ability of the AU force to deploy to maximum effect to support the integration of the different components of the AU Mission and to support contingency planning.

In the meantime, the AU Commission and AU troop and police contributing countries and donors will have to proceed diligently with the expansion of AMIS.

Rapport 2003 de la Commission nationale de déontologie de la sécurité remis au Président de la République et au Parlement, Paris, La Documentation française, 2004.

Welcoming decision AU Dec.38 (III) adopted by the third ordinary session of the Assembly of the African Union, on the implementation of the New Partnership,See African Union, documents Assembly AU Dec 33 54(III) and Assembly AU Decl.12 13 (III).

During the reporting period, UNMIS, through the United Nations Assistance Cell to the African Union at AU headquarters, undertook intensive consultations with the AU Commission regarding proposals for United Nations assistance to AU in the procurement and management of aviation and ground fuel.

The AU force has helped to establish greater stability.

Four of the five main financial contributors to the AU, Algeria, Egypt, Nigeria and South Africa, have all signed up for the peer review mechanism this is in addition to many other countries that have submitted themselves for scrutiny.

We are sincerely grateful to the group of four countries Brazil, Germany, India and Japan to the African Union (AU) and to the Uniting for Consensus group, for their important contributions to the discussion on ways to enlarge the Security Council.

This was generally deemed useful and, as demands grew for a greater AU role in Darfur, AU requested the United Nations to provide additional planning and logistical support.

The AU mediation will be honoured to report to the AU, to the Security Council and to the Ivorian people about the outcome of that immensely important meeting.

African Union, document EXT ASSEMBLY AU 4(III)Rev.4.

African Union document EXT ASSEMBLY AU 4(III)Rev.4.

That will require a further expansion of the AU force.

The African Union (AU) is committed to the implementation and enforcement of the arms embargo on Somalia, and the Monitoring Group continues to work directly with AU in this regard.

Despite the laudable efforts of President Mbeki, on behalf of AU, and the positive impact of the proposals defined in the AU plan of action, the country remains effectively divided.

Thereafter, the AU could move in to protect the areas concerned.

The AU is becoming a significant factor in peacekeeping in Africa.

The number of kidnappings reported in Port au Prince also increased.

UNMIS continued to liaise and work closely with the African Union Mission in the Sudan (AMIS), through regular contacts with the AU Special Representative in the Sudan, through the AU presence in Darfur and through periodic meetings between the United Nations Assistance Cell and the AU leadership in Addis Ababa.

The Pan African Network Project has been formally endorsed by the African Union (AU), and it is expected that a memorandum of understanding between the Government of India and the AU will be signed during the visit of a high level AU team to India, from 25 to 29 October 2005.

With the AU Mission approaching its authorized strength of 6,171 military personnel and 1,560 civilian police, the AU Commission is now focusing on ensuring that AMIS can reach its full operational capability.

The AU emphasized the importance of diplomacy and negotiations in conflict resolution.

The AU mediation is therefore taking the necessary steps in this regard.

A clear distinction must be made between au pairs and domestic staff.

The Chairman of the AU Commission, Alpha Oumar Konaré, also announced the appointment of a senior mediator, Salim A. Salim, as the AU Special Envoy for the Inter Sudanese Peace Talks on Darfur.

For example, a team from the Department of Peacekeeping Operations was sent to AU headquarters from 7 to 26 May to assist AU planners with the concept of operations for the expanded AMIS.

We note from the African Union's draft resolution and the accompanying documents adopted at Sirte that the AU wishes to select its own representatives, who would represent the AU and act on its behalf.

The AU capacity to intervene and mediate in conflicts has been strengthened by the establishment of the African Peace Facility, funded initially by the European Union to support AU peace operations and capacity building.

We send regular reports to the Chairman of the AU on progress made.

The AU Commission continues to expand AMIS through the deployment of additional personnel.

Under the Lomé Declaration,2 the AU opposes any unconstitutional change of government that takes place in a member State of the AU.3 The resolve of African leaders has been tested in relation to a number of Governments, most recently in Togo, where the AU resisted an unconstitutional takeover and supported the holding of elections.

The main issue here is that the United Nations system is engaged with AU in much the same way as it was with the Organization of African Unity, despite the expanded role and responsibilities of AU.

Most astonishing of all is the complete reinterpretation of the African Union (AU) summit.

The ACVZ favours the introduction of a quality standard for au pair mediation agencies.

The peace support force of the African Union (AU) is doing a good job.