UN Security Council
2014

natural resources which undermines prospects for the country’s economic development, Reaffirming that Guinea-Bissau’s partners should continue to actively and closely coordinate their actions to help bring solutions to the country’s political, security and development challenges; in this regard, welcoming the efforts made by the Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Guinea-Bissau to convene an international donor conference in close consultation with international, regional, and sub-regional development partners in order to mobilize resources for the country’s development priorities including the government’s 2014-2018 programme containing immediate and long-term priorities for the country, Taking note of the statement made by the Chair of the Guinea-Bissau Configuration of the Peacebuilding Commission (PBC) on 18 November 2014, and welcoming the engagement of the PBC with Guinea-Bissau, Also welcoming the reactivation of the International Contact Group on Guinea Bissau and its 10th meeting held on 18 November 2014, Recognizing the need for UNIOGBIS to support national efforts to maintain constitutional order and to promote a multi-layered national dialogue towards peace and reconciliation, Reaffirming the importance of preparedness by all Member States to detect,