Detailed Implementation Timeline: General Peace Agreement for Mozambique

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Detailed Implementation Timeline: General Peace Agreement for Mozambique

Implementations

Detailed Implementation Timeline – 1992

The implementation schedule of the General Peace Agreement for Mozambique was partially realized as more time was needed for both sides to adjust and conform to the new rules. Demobilization took longer than expected, which pushed back the general elections as well. The UN mission was also slow to materialize, leaving the peace process to sustain itself until late February 1993. The time lags did not substantially hinder the peace process.

Detailed Implementation Timeline – 1993

Until late February 1993, implementation timeline was partially met. Demobilization took longer than expected but started in January 1993, which pushed back the general elections as well. The UN mission was also slow to materialize, leaving the peace process to sustain itself until late February 1993.

Detailed Implementation Timeline – 1994

Elections, which were originally scheduled for October 1993, took place in October 1994, signaling the completion of the formal process.

Detailed Implementation Timeline – 1995

No further developments observed.

Detailed Implementation Timeline – 1996

No further developments observed.

Detailed Implementation Timeline – 1997

No further developments observed.

Detailed Implementation Timeline – 1998

No further developments observed.

Detailed Implementation Timeline – 1999

No further developments observed.

Detailed Implementation Timeline – 2000

No further developments observed.

Detailed Implementation Timeline – 2001

No further developments observed.