OEA/Ser.P
AG/RES. 1815 (XXXI-O/01)
5 June 2001
Original: Spanish
CONTINUING PARTICIPATION IN THE INTER-AMERICAN COUNCIL FOR
INTEGRAL DEVELOPMENT BY MEMBER STATES THAT HAVE NOT RATIFIED THE
PROTOCOL OF MANAGUA
(Resolution adopted at the third plenary session, held on
June 5, 2001;
subject to review by the Style Committee)
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
HAVING SEEN resolution AG/RES. 2 (XXII-E/96),
"Participation of Member States That Have Not Ratified the
Protocol of Managua in the Inter-American Council for Integral
Development (CIDI) When Said Protocol Enters into Force,"
and resolutions AG/RES. 1442 (XXVI-O/96), AG/RES. 1507 (XXVII-O/97),
AG/RES. 1575 (XXVIII-O/98), AG/RES. 1726 (XXX-O/00), CIDI/RES.
42 (III-O/98), CIDI/RES. 83 (IV-O/99), CIDI/RES. 94 (V-O/00),
and CIDI/RES. 4 (I-E/01) on continuation of the aforementioned
participation;
EMPHASIZING the amendments made to the Charter of the
Organization of American States to incorporate the elimination
of extreme poverty as a basic objective of integral development
(Protocol of Washington) and to establish an Inter-American
Council for Integral Development to promote cooperation among
the American states for the purpose of achieving their integral
development and, in particular, helping to eliminate extreme
poverty (Protocol of Managua); and
CONSIDERING that as of the date of this resolution there are
still member states that have not ratified the Protocol of
Managua,
RESOLVES:
1. To urge the member states that have signed and not
ratified the Protocol of Washington, which incorporates the
elimination of extreme poverty as a basic objective of
development, and the Protocol of Managua, which establishes the
Inter-American Council for Integral Development (CIDI), to
consider doing so as soon as possible.
2. To extend the period during which its resolution AG/RES. 2
(XXII-E/96), "Participation of Member States That Have Not
Ratified the Protocol of Managua in the Inter-American Council
for Integral Development (CIDI) When Said Protocol Enters into
Force," will remain in force until the next regular session
of the General Assembly, which will review the situation if at
that time there are still member states that have not ratified
the Protocol of Managua.
|