United Nations Good Offices Mission in Afghanistan and Pakistan

The mission of good offices of the United Nations in Afghanistan and Pakistan (English United Nations Good Offices Mission in Afghanistan and Pakistan, UNGOMAP ), a UN peacekeeping mission, based on UN Resolution 622 of 31 October 1988 and took place from May 1988 to March 1990 instead.

Due to the military intervention by the Soviet Union in Afghanistan, there were long debates in the Security Council, but all were unsuccessful. Through a personal intervention of Secretary-General Javier Pérez de Cuéllar and his personal representative, it came in 1988 finally to Geneva Afghanistan agreement, were bound by the Afghanistan and Pakistan to mutual non-interference and voluntary repatriation of refugees and the Soviet Union was asked to withdraw its troops. After signing the contracts, the Security Council authorized the UNGOMAP to monitor the implementation of the Agreement.

Ongoing missions: UNAMA in 2002, Afghanistan | UNOMIG 1993, Georgia | UNMOGIP 1949, India / Pakistan

Completed missions: UNMIT 2006-2012, East Timor | UNOTIL 2005-06, East Timor | UNMISET 2002-05, East Timor | 1999-2002 UNTAET, East Timor | INTERFET * 1999 to 2002, East Timor | UNAMET 1999 to 1999, East Timor | UNMOT 1994-2000, Tajikistan | 1992-93 UNTAC, Cambodia | Unamic 1991-92, Cambodia | UNGOMAP 1988-90, Afghanistan / Pakistan | UNIPOM 1965-66, India / Pakistan | UNSF 1962-63, New Guinea * INTERFET was not a United Nations mission, but was legitimized by a UN resolution UNAMET support

  • UN mission
  • Afghanistan war (since 1978)
  • Policy ( Afghanistan)
  • Policy ( Pakistan)
United Nations resolution United Nations Security Council Geneva Accords (1988) United Nations Mission of Support to East Timor International Force for East Timor
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