United Nations Security Council Resolution 647 (1990) provides institutional backing for the Secretary-General’s good offices mission in the context of the situation in Afghanistan and the implementation of the Geneva Agreements of 14 April 1988. The Council endorses the arrangements proposed in the Secretary-General’s letter of 9 January 1990, authorizing the temporary deployment for a further two months of military officers from existing UN operations in Afghanistan and Pakistan, and requests to be kept informed of subsequent developments.

This document is a summary record of the 18th meeting of the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities, focusing on human rights violations, racial discrimination, and segregation policies in dependent countries and territories. It includes specific references to the situations in Azerbaijan, Armenia, and Karabagh.

United Nations Security Council Resolution 622 (S/RES/622), adopted on October 31, 1988, established the United Nations Good Offices Mission in Afghanistan and Pakistan (UNGOMAP) in the wake of the Geneva Accords. 

Concerns admission of Afghanistan, Iceland and Sweden to membership in the United Nations. Text of draft resolution on the subject contained in document S/PV.57.
In: Resolutions and decisions of the Security Council, 1946. - S/INF/2/REV.1(I). - 1964. - p. 17. - (SCOR, 1st year).