Security Council Resolution 29 (1947) [on Admission of Yemen and Pakistan to Membership in the United Nations]

S/RES/29(1947)View PDF

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A Resolution of the Security Council, published in 1964.

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3 subjects

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Recommends to the General Assembly that it admit to membership in the United Nations the following applicants : Yemen and Pakistan.

Decisions At its 206th meeting, on 1 October 1947, the Council, during its consideration of the application of Finland and its reconsideration of the applications of Bulgaria, Hungary, Italy and Roumania for admission to the United Nations, adopted the following motion:

"The Security Council resolves to hold a separate and final vote on each application for membership."

At its 221 st meeting, on 22 November 194 7, the Council decided to report to the General Assembly that reconsideration of the applications of Italy and Transjordan by the Council had indicated that none of the members had changed its position, that the reconsideration had therefore not produced any results, . and that the Council had postponed further consideration of these two applications in order to allow consultation among the permanent members.

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Adopted unanimously at the

190th meeting.

Adopted by 9 votes to 2 (Poland, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics). A. PROVISIONAL RULES OF PROCEDURE OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL Adoptee a l'unanimite a la 190- seance.

Adoptee par 9 voix conlre 2 (Pologne, Union des Republiques socialistes sovietiques). A. Ri:GLEMENT INTtRIEUR PROVISOIRE DU CONSEIL DE StCURITt

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