Portal:United Nations Emergency Force I

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United Nations Emergency Force I (UNEF I)

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The first United Nations Emergency Force (UNEF) was established by the United Nations General Assembly to secure an end to the Suez Crisis with resolution 1001 (ES-I) on 7 November 1956.

Reports edit

Reports of the Secretary-General edit

Report of the Secretary-General on Basic Points for the Presence and Functioning in Egypt of the United Nations Emergency Force (A/3375) - 20 November 1956
First Report of the Secretary-General on Arrangements Concerning the Status of the United Nations Emergency Force in Egypt (A/3526) - 8 February 1957
Second Report of UNEF - 9 October 1957
Third Report of UNEF - 27 August 1958
Fourth Report of UNEF - 10 September 1959
Fifth Report of UNEF - 30 August 1961
Sixth Report of UNEF - 22 August 1962
Seventh Report of UNEF - 12 September 1963
Eighth Report of UNEF - 29 September 1964
Tenth Report of UNEF - 7 September 1966

Resolutions edit

United Nations General Assembly Resolution 997 (ES-I) - 2 November 1956
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 998 (ES-I) - 4 November 1956
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 999 (ES-I) - 4 November 1956
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1000 (ES-I) - 5 November 1956
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1001 (ES-I) - 10 November 1956
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1002 (ES-I) - 7 November 1956
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1003 (ES-I) - 10 November 1956
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1124 (XI) - 2 February 1957
United Nations General Assembly Resolution 1125 (XI) - 2 February 1957