UN Security Council
2023

reaffirms its commitment to working with Somalia to ensure that the procedures set out in paragraphs 14 and 15, and Annexes A and B to resolution 2662 (2022) are lifted progressively, in light of progress made against the benchmarks set out in the technical assessment (S/2022/698); 11. Calls on the Government of Somalia, in coordination with ATMIS, international partners, and relevant United Nations entities, including UNMAS, to combat the illicit trade, transfer, diversion and accumulation of weapons, including small arms and light weapons, and ammunition, to prevent access of unauthorised recipients to all types of explosives and related materials in Somalia, and to ensure their safe and effective management and storage; 12. Calls on the Government of Somalia to work with the United Nations, African Union, European Union and bilateral partners to expedite the development of its sovereign capabilities necessary to gradually takeover security responsibilities from ATMIS, and to enable greater Somali ownership and responsibility in preparation for the exit of ATMIS and scaling-back of UNSOS support; Part 2: Horn of Africa