(2025-07) Security Council Resolution 2785 (2025)
Summary — Security Council Resolution 2785 (2025), adopted 14 July 2025. The document runs to 1 pages.
Key Findings
- S/RES/2785 (2025).
- Extends the BINUH mandate to 31 January 2026, a six-month renewal. Previous mandates had run twelve months.
Full Description
Security Council Resolution 2785 (2025), adopted 14 July 2025. The document runs to 1 pages. Extends the BINUH mandate to 31 January 2026, a six-month renewal. Previous mandates had run twelve months.
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S/RES/2785 (2025)
United Nations
Security Council
Distr.: General
14 July 2025
Resolution 2785 (2025)
Adopted by the Security Council at its 9956th meeting, on
14 July 2025
The Security Council,
Recalling all its previous resolutions on Haiti, including resolutions 2476
(2019), 2653 (2022), 2699 (2023), 2751 (2024), 2752 (2024) and 2743 (2024), as well
as 2664 (2022),
Reaffirming its strong commitment to the sovereignty, independence, and
territorial integrity and unity of Haiti,
1.
Decides to extend, to 31 January 2026, the mandate of BINUH in
accordance with its resolution 2476 (2019), headed by a Special Representative of the
Secretary-General of the United Nations, and the reporting requirements as specified
in paragraph 1 of resolution 2645 (2022);
2.
Reaffirms paragraphs 2 through 25 of resolution 2743, noting that
references therein to the sanctions measures imposed under resolutions 2699 and 2700
should be understood to refer to those measures imposed or extended by resolution
2752;
3.
Expresses its intention to consider, without delay, the recommendations
made by the Secretary-General on 24 February 2025 on the options for the possible
role the United Nations could play to sustain security and stability in Haiti;
4.
Reaffirms its commitment in supporting a comprehensive, Haitian-owned
and Haitian-led solution that addresses the root causes of the current
multidimensional crises in Haiti;
5.
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Decides to remain actively seized of the matter.