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UN appeals for assistance in arms embargo

    NAIROBI

    A UN Security Council committee met last week to exchange views on strengthening the effectiveness of the arms embargo against Somalia. A statement from the committee said it decided to send letters to all member states reminding them of their obligation in ensuring the “strict implementation” of the arms embargo against Somalia. It approved a decision to send letters to the Organisation of African Unity (OAU) and to the Inter-Governmental Authority on Development (IGAD) seeking their “cooperation and assistance” in the enforcement of the mandatory arms embargo.

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