The council welcomed the progress made by the Central African authorities towards national reconciliation, and called for further implementation the agreements.

Countries participating in MISAB were authorised under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter to continue ensuring the security and freedom of movement of their personnel.

Additionally, all countries, international organisations and financial institutions were asked to assist in the development of the Central African Republic after the conflict.

The Secretary-General Kofi Annan, who had established a trust fund in order to finance the operation, was directed to keep the Council informed and to submit a report by 20 June 1998 on the mandate of MINURCA and the implementation of the current resolution.

Finally, the Central African Republic was asked to conclude a Status of Forces Agreement with Secretary-General before 25 April 1998.