DRAFT UNITED NATIONS RESOLUTION The General Assembly, Taking into consideration that “the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia”, admitted into to the United Nations membership in 1993, by the Resolution 47/225, upon recommendation of the Security Council Resolution 817 (1993), has been recognized by the enormous majority of United Nations members under its constitutional name, and that negotiations with Greece over the State’s name haven't yielded in any outcome, Considering Articles 2 (particularly par. 1,4,7) and 4(1) of the Charter of the United Nations, Having in mind also the General Assembly Resolutions 113/II of 1947 and 197/III of 1948, and particularly the Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice delivered on 28. of May, 1948, relating to inadmissibility of preconditions for membership outside of the scope of the exhaustive conditions of Article 4(1) of United Nations Charter, Reaffirming that every state naturally has an inherent right to a State name and that determination of the state’s names represent the subject of their sovereign domestic jurisdiction, Reaffirming also that state’s names, as a legal identity of international subjects, are essential elements of their juridical personality, and their statehood, For the purpose of resolving the long-standing, unacceptable membership status of the state member, an issue which originated from the unusual admission resolutions stipulating preconditions outside of the scope of the exhaustive conditions of Article 4(1) of the Charter of the United Nations, and for the purpose of protecting the legal order of the United Nations, and particularly, the legal representation in the United Nations System, Decides to extend the membership of the state provisionally referred as “the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia” under its official constitutional name Republic of Macedonia. Note: Bilateral agreement between Macedonia and Greece (1995) can not prevent actions of the United Nations organs or delivering of the ICJ Advisory Opinion.