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1992 in Egypt

Explore 7 historical events and records for Egypt in 1992.

Historical records for Egypt in 1992

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January

General Secretary

Boutros-Ghali, Boutros ยท Secretary General United Nations ยท Warfare / United Nations

Appointed GeneralSecretary of the United Nations

UN Security Council Resolution 726

Boutros-Ghali, Boutros ยท New York ยท Government / United Nations

Boutros-Ghali serves as Secretary-General as Resolution 726 condemns further deportations of Palestinian civilians and demands their return.

February

UNPROFOR Authorized

Boutros-Ghali, Boutros ยท New York ยท United Nations Secretary General ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 3rd

Supports deployment of a United Nations protection force in former Yugoslavia.

May

United Nations Sanctions

Boutros-Ghali, Boutros ยท New York ยท United Nations Secretary General ยท Warfare / Balkan Wars, 3rd

Implements Security Council measures against the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.

December

UN Security Council Resolution 799

Boutros-Ghali, Boutros ยท New York ยท Secretary-General of United Nations ยท Government / Government of Egypt

Receives Security Council support after Israel deports hundreds of Palestinians to southern Lebanon.

UN Security Council Resolution 799

Boutros-Ghali, Boutros ยท New York ยท Government / United Nations

Boutros-Ghali works under Resolution 799, which condemns the mass deportations and demands the safe and immediate return of those expelled.

Other events (month unknown)

Security Council Investigates Yugoslav Atrocities

Boutros Ghali, Boutros ยท Warfare / United Nations

The Security Council established a commission of experts to examine grave violations in the former Yugoslavia.

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