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(v)
Requests Member States to provide the financial and other support required
towards the effective deployment of MAPROBU; and
(vi)
Urges the international partners to provide the necessary technical, financial and
logistical support to facilitate the early deployment of MAPROBU and the effective
implementation of its mandate. In particular, Council urges the UN Security Council,
in view of its primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and
security, to support the deployment of MAPROBU and authorize the urgent
establishment, in its favor, of a logistical support package funded by assessed
contributions to the UN budget. Council requests the Chairperson of the Commission
to take all necessary initiatives to facilitate the urgent mobilization of international
assistance and to report to Council within a period of seven (7) days on the evolution
of efforts to reach out to international partners, particularly the UN Security Council;
b)
c)
Inter‐Burundian Dialogue ‐ Council:
(i)
Welcomes the steps taken by the Ugandan Mediation towards the imminent launch
of the inter‐Burundian dialogue, including the establishment of the Secretariat,
preparation of a budget and consultations with the Burundian stakeholders and with
the Commission, including the meeting between the Chairperson of the Commission,
the Commissioner for Peace and Security and the Ugandan Minister of Defense,
Facilitator of the dialogue, held in Addis Ababa on 27 November 2015, as well as the
financial and technical support provided by the Commission towards the holding of
the inter‐Burundian dialogue;
(ii)
Reaffirms its earlier pronouncements on the need for the inter‐Burundian dialogue
to be truly inclusive, to address all issues on which the Burundian stakeholders
disagree and the holding of the said dialogue outside Burundi, in a venue to be
determined by the Mediation, in order to facilitate the participation, in the required
conditions of security, of all Burundian stakeholders; and
(iii)
Urges Member States and the larger international community to provide the
necessary financial and other support for the proper conduct and success of the
inter‐Burundian dialogue.
Cooperation of the Burundian parties and sanctions – Council:
(i)
Requests the Chairperson of the Commission, within a period of ten (10) days, to
communicate to Council, for consideration and approval, a list of Burundian
stakeholders to be targeted by the sanctions provided for in paragraph 12 of
communiqué PSC/PR/COMM.(DLI) and in paragraph 9 (i) of communiqué
PSC/PR/COMM.(DLVII), for the purposes of immediate subsequent transmission to
Member States and to the larger international community;