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05DUBLIN913
2005-07-22 13:11:00
UNCLASSIFIED
Embassy Dublin
Cable title:
IRELAND SUPPORTS PBC CREATION; QUESTIONS UNSC ROLE
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UNCLAS DUBLIN 000913
SIPDIS
IO/PSC (LMALENAS)
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREL KUNR KPKO UNSC UNGO ECOSOC
SUBJECT: IRELAND SUPPORTS PBC CREATION; QUESTIONS UNSC ROLE
REF: SECSTATE 130530
On July 21, Emboffs delivered reftel talking points to
Department of Foreign Affairs UN/Terrorism and Illicit Drugs
First Secretary Julian Clare. Clare said that the GOI agrees
broadly with the USG and supports the creation of a
Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) to advise on issues such as
the broad concept of security, poverty, WMD, and sustained
engagement in countries torn by conflict. Clare stated that
the GOI's main difference with the USG on this issue is the
proposed PBC's subsidiary role to the UN Security Council
(UNSC). While not committing Ireland to either a pro or con
position, Clare explained that other UN General Assembly
(UNGA) members are unlikely to support a perceived PBC role
that shifts power from the UNGA to the UNSC.
BENTON
SIPDIS
IO/PSC (LMALENAS)
E.O. 12958: N/A
TAGS: PREL KUNR KPKO UNSC UNGO ECOSOC
SUBJECT: IRELAND SUPPORTS PBC CREATION; QUESTIONS UNSC ROLE
REF: SECSTATE 130530
On July 21, Emboffs delivered reftel talking points to
Department of Foreign Affairs UN/Terrorism and Illicit Drugs
First Secretary Julian Clare. Clare said that the GOI agrees
broadly with the USG and supports the creation of a
Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) to advise on issues such as
the broad concept of security, poverty, WMD, and sustained
engagement in countries torn by conflict. Clare stated that
the GOI's main difference with the USG on this issue is the
proposed PBC's subsidiary role to the UN Security Council
(UNSC). While not committing Ireland to either a pro or con
position, Clare explained that other UN General Assembly
(UNGA) members are unlikely to support a perceived PBC role
that shifts power from the UNGA to the UNSC.
BENTON