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is a (UN) in the Democratic Republic Of The Congo (DRC).It was established February 24 , 2000 by Resolution 1291 of the United Nations Security Council to monitor the peace process of the Second Congo War , though much of its focus subsequently turned to the Subconflict In Ituri .
The headquarters of this mission are in Kinshasa , DRC. The mission views the DRC as consisting of 6 sectors, each with its own staff headquarters.
The approved budget from July 1, 2005 to June 30, 2006 is US$1,153.89 million. In July 2004 there were 10,531 UN soldiers under MONUC's command. On October 1 , 2004, the UN Security Council decided to deploy 5,900 more soldiers to Congo, although UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan had asked for some 12,000. On 25 February 2005 , nine Bangladesh i peacekeepers were killed by members of the Nationalist And Integrationist Front militia in Ituri province. In total, 83 members of MONUC have been killed since its establishment. {Link without Title} By November 2005, MONUC consisted of 16,561 uniformed troops. MONUC's mandate has been extended to September 30, 2006.
- Military: 15,051 troops and 724 military observers
- --- Algeria : 5 observers
- --- Benin : 18 observers
- --- Bangladesh : 1,293 troops, 24 observers
- --- Belgium : 7 observers
- --- Bolivia : 218 troops, 7 observers
- --- Bosnia : 5 observers
- --- Burkina Faso : 12 observers
- --- Canada : 9 observers
- --- Cameroon : 1 observers
- --- China : 218 troops, 13 observers
- --- Czech Republic : 3 observers
- --- Denmark : 2 observers
- --- Egypt : 19 observers
- --- France : 3 troops, 3 observers
- --- Ghana : 459 troops, 22 observers
- --- Guatemala : 105 troops, 6 observers
- --- India : 3495 troops, 40 observers
- --- Indonesia : 175 troops, 13 observers
- --- Ireland : 3 observers
- --- Jordan : 27 observers
- --- Kenya : 6 troops, 34 observers
- --- Mali : 25 observers
- --- Malawi : 23 observers
- --- Malaysia : 18 observers
- --- Mongolia : 2 observers
- --- Morocco : 801 troops, 4 observers
- --- Mozambique : 1 observer
- --- Nepal : 1,119 troops, 22 observers
- --- Niger : 19 observers
- --- Nigeria : 29 observers
- --- Pakistan : 3,717 troops, 41 observers
- --- Paraguay : 17 observers
- --- Peru : 5 observers
- --- Poland : 3 observers
- --- Romania : 22 observers
- --- Russia : 22 observers
- --- Senegal : 459 troops, 24 observers
- --- Serbia : 6 troops,
- --- Sweden : 5 observers
- --- Switzerland : 2 observers
- --- South Africa : 1,196 troops, 16 observers
- --- Spain : 2 observers
- --- Sri Lanka : 2 observers
- --- Tunisia : 464 troops, 24 observers
- --- United Kingdom : 7 observers
- --- Ukraine : 12 observers
- --- Uruguay : 1,524 troops, 47 observers
- --- Zambia : 21 observers
- Civilians:
- ---International Employees: 816
- --- UN Volunteer s: 482
- ---DRC Nationals: 1,338
This article began as a translation of the in the French-language Wikipedia.
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