Disarmament: National Pact
Implementations
Disarmament – 1992
Disarmament did not take place.
Disarmament – 1993
Disarmament did not take place.
Disarmament – 1994
Disarmament did not take place.
Disarmament – 1995
Disarmament did not take place.
Disarmament – 1996
The peace agreement provided for integration contingent upon the return of arms from combatants. In this process, 3,000 weapons were collected and burned in a ceremony called the “Flame of Peace” which transpired on 27 March, 1996 “in the presence of all rebel groups as well as international community including the United Nations”.1
- Robin-Edward Poulton and Ibrahim ag Youssouf, A Peace in Timbuktu: Democratic Governance, Development and African Peacemaking (United Nations Publications, 1998), 120.
Disarmament – 1997
The disarmament process was completed in 1996, when 3,000 weapons were collected and burned.
Disarmament – 1998
The disarmament process was completed in 1996.
Disarmament – 1999
No further developments observed.
Disarmament – 2000
No further developments observed.
Disarmament – 2001
No further developments observed.