§ Sir Russell JohnstonTo ask the Secretary of State for Defence if he will list the countries where troops from member countries of the European Community are stationed under the mandate of the United Nations, stating which those countries are and the size and nature of the commitment.
§ Mr. Archie HamiltonThe information requested is set out in the table. EC military contributions cover a wide variety of tasks including the provision of infantry, monitors and observers, and logistics, medical and communications units. The provision of more detailed information on individual contingents would involve disproportionate cost and effort.
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EC military contributions to UN operations as at 30 September 1992 (numbers of personnel Cyprus Cambodia W. Sahara Iraq/Kuwait Croatia Bosnia* UNFICYP UNTAC MINURSO UNIKOM UNPROFOR I UNPROFOR II Belgium 2 620 100 Denmark 352 44 900 110 France 1,187 30 15 2,619 2,000 Germany 125 Greece 1 Ireland 8 6 Italy 6 Luxembourg 40 Netherlands 1,244 400 Portugal† Spain 2 5 400 United Kingdom 789 121 15 15 360 2,400
Lebanon Jerusalem El Salvador India/Pakistan Angola UNIFIL UNTS0 ONUSAL UNMOG1P UNAVEM Belgium 2 2 Denmark 11 7 7 France 500 24 Germany Greece 7 Ireland 755 20 8 15 Italy 52 8 5 8 Luxembourg Netherlands 15 15 Portugal2 Spain 15 United Kingdom 1Estimates of contributions pledged but not necessarily deployed. 2Have offered a surgical team for UNPROFOR II. Precise numbers not yet known.