Resolution nº S/RES/754 (1992) of the United Nations Security Council

• Year: 1992
• Issuer: Security Council of the United Nation

J. Application

of

the Republic

of

Croatia

Decisions

At

its 3073rd meeting.

on

14

May 1992, the Council,

following the adoption

of

its agenda, decided

to

refer the

application

of

the

Republic

of

Croatia

394

for membership in the

United Nations

to

the Committee

on

the Admission

of

New

Members for examination and report. as provided

in

rule

59

of

the

provisional rules

of

procedure.

At

its 3076th meeting,

on

18

May 1992, the Council

discussed the report

of

the Committee

on

the Admission

of

New Members

395

conceming the application

of

the Republic

of

Croatia for admission

to

membership in the United Nations.

Resolution 753 (1992)

of

18

May

1992

The Security Council,

Havingexaminedthe application

of

the Republic ofCroatia

for admission

to

the United Nations,394

Recommends

to

the General Assembly that the Republic

of

Croatia be admitted

to

membership

in

the United Nations.

Adopted withouJ a vote al the 3076th

meeting.

Decision

At

the same meeting, following the adoption

of

Security

Council resolution 753 (1992), the President made the following

statement on behalf

of

the members

of

the Council:

396

"It

is

a privilege for me,

on

behalf

of

the members

of

the Council to congratulate the Republic

of

Croatia

on

the

decision which the Council bas just taken, namely

to

recommend

to

the General Assembly the admission

of

Croatia

to

membership in the United Nations.

"Croatia's solemn commitment

to

uphold the Purposes

and Principles

of

the Charter

of

the United Nations, which

include the principles relating

to

the peaceful settlement

of

disputes and the non-use

of

force, and to fulfil ail the

obligations contained

in

the Charter

is

noted with great

satisfaction

by

the members

of

the Council.

"'The

members

of

the Council are confident that

Croatia will contribute fully and effectively

in

ail

areas

of

the Organization's activities."

115

K.

Application

of

the Republic

of

Slovenia

Decisions

At its 3074th meeting,

on

14

May 1992, the Council,

following the adoption

of

its agenda, decided

to

refer the

application

of

the Republic ofSlovenia

397

for membership

in

the

United Nations

to

the Committee

on

the Admission

of

New

Members for examination and report, as provided

in

rule

59

of

the provisional rules

of

procedure.

At its 3077th meeting,

on

18

May 1992, the Council

discussed the report

of

the Committee on the Admission

of

New

Members•

conceming the application

of

the Republic

of

Slovenia for admission

to

membership

in

the United Nations.

Resolution 754 (1992)

of 18 May 1992

The Security Council,

Having examined the application

of

the Republic

of

Slovenia for admission

to

the United Nations,m

Recommends

to

the General Assembly that the Republic

of

Slovenia be admitted

to

membership in the United Nations.

Adopled withouJ a vote al the 3077th

meeting.

Decision

At the same meeting, following the adoption

of

resolution

754

(1992), the President made the following statement on

behalf

of

the members

of

the Council:399

"I am pleased, on behalf

of

the members

of

the

Council,

to

extend

our

congratulations

to

the Republic

of

Slovenia

on

the occasion

of

the Council's recommendation

to the General Assembly that Slovenia be admitted to

membership in the United Nations.

"We

note with great satisfaction Slovenia's solemn

commitment

to

uphold the Purposes and Principles

of

the

Charter

of

the United Nations, which include the prin-

ciples relating

to

the peaceful settlement

of

disputes and

the non-use

of

force, and to fulfil all the obligations

contained

in

the Charter.

"Ail

the members

of

the Council are confident that

Slovenia

will

make a significant contribution to the work

of

the Organization."