"СОГЛАШЕНИЕ МЕЖДУ ПРАВИТЕЛЬСТВОМ РОССИЙСКОЙ ФЕДЕРАЦИИ И УПРАВЛЕНИЕМ ВЕРХОВНОГО КОМИССАРА ООН ПО ДЕЛАМ БЕЖЕНЦЕВ" [рус., англ.] (Заключено в г. Женеве 06.10.1992)

elating to the Status of Refugees of 1951 and article 2 of the Protocol relating to the Status of Refugees of 1967.
2. The UNHCR office shall maintain consultations and co-operation with the Government with respect to the preparation and review of projects for refugees.
3. For any UNHCR-funded projects to be implemented by the Government, the terms and conditions including the commitment of the Government and the High Commissioner with respect to the furnishing of funds, supplies, equipment and services or other assistance for refugees shall be set forth in project agreements to be signed by the Government and UNHCR.
4. The Government shall at all times grant UNHCR personnel unimpeded access to refugees and other persons of concern to UNHCR and to the sites of UNHCR projects in order to monitor all phases of their implementation.

Article IV

UNHCR Office

1. The Government welcomes that UNHCR establish and maintain an office in the country for providing international protection and humanitarian assistance to refugees and other persons of concern to UNHCR.
2. UNHCR may designate, with the consent of the Government, the UNHCR office in the country to serve as a Regional / Area office and the Government shall be notified in writing of the number and level of the officials assigned to it.
3. The UNHCR office will exercise functions as assigned by the High Commissioner, in relation to her mandate for refugees and other persons of her concern, including the establishment and maintenance of relations between UNHCR and other governmental or non-governmental organizations functioning in the country.

Article V

UNHCR Personnel

1. UNHCR may assign to the office in the country such officials or other personnel as UNHCR deems necessary for carrying out its international protection and humanitarian assistance functions.
2. The Government shall be informed of the category of the officials and other personnel to be assigned to the UNHCR office in the country.
3. UNHCR may designate officials to visit the country for purposes of consulting and co-operating with the corresponding officials of the Government or other parties involved in refugee work in connection with:
a) the review, preparation, monitoring and evaluation of international protection and humanitarian assistance programmes;
b) the shipment, receipt, distribution or use of the supplies, equipment, and other materials, furnished by UNHCR;
c) seeking permanent solutions for the problem of refugees; and
d) any other matters relating to the application of this Agreement.

Article VI

Facilities for Implementation of UNHCR
humanitarian programmes

1. The Government, in agreement with UNHCR, shall take any measure which may be necessary to exempt UNHCR officials, experts on mission and persons performing services on behalf of UNHCR from regulations or other legal provisions which may interfere with operations and projects carried out under this Agreement, and shall grant them such other facilities as may be necessary for the speedy and efficient execution of UNHCR humanitarian programmes and tasks under the mandate of UNHCR for refugees in the country. Such measures shall include the authorization to operate, free of license fees, UNHCR radio and other telecommunications equipment; the granting of air traffic rights and the exemption from aircraft landing fees and royalties for emergency relief cargo flights, transportation of refugees and / or UNHCR personnel.
2. The Government, in agreement with UNHCR, shall assist the UNHCR Officials in finding appropriate office premises, and shall put them at the disposal of UNHCR free of charge, or at a nominal rent.
3. The Governm

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