Примеры использования Abyei joint oversight на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Abyei Joint Oversight Committee has not met since 3 May 2013.
Both Presidents, as reported by the Panel, called on the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee to meet and immediately establish the Abyei Area institutions.
Support for selection andvetting of up to 250 officers, in coordination with the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee.
UNISFA, however, was able to convince the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee to declare the Abyei Area as arms-free, with the exception of weapons held by UNISFA troops and the Abyei Police Service.
Efforts by UNISFA to operationalize the secretariat of the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee continue.
The Abyei Joint Oversight Committee held one meeting during the reporting period. On 18 March, President Kiir appointed Edward Lino as the South Sudan CoChair of the Committee following the departure of Mr. Luka Biong Deng.
The only functioning body envisaged under the 20 June Agreement is the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee, which has held three meetings since its launch in September 2011.
Advice on the composition, structure andorganization of the Abyei Police Service and on the establishment of basic policing structures, through six meetings with the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee and the Abyei Administration.
The mission provided logistical support to each monthly meeting of the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee, including air transportation from Khartoum and Juba, accommodation, rations and conference services.
By the end of the reporting period, South Sudan had refused to participate in anyjoint mechanisms for Abyei, and consequently the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee had ceased to function.
The convening of the fifth meeting of the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee was a further illustration of the commitment of the Governments of the Sudan and South Sudan to implement in good faith the 20 June 2011 Agreement.
No The Abyei Area Administration had still not been formed bythe end of the reporting period; however, UNISFA facilitated five Abyei Joint Oversight Committee meetings between the Sudan and South Sudan.
I encourage the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee and the local communities, through their influential traditional structures, to take on the primary role of addressing the above-mentioned challenges comprehensively and effectively, with support from UNISFA.
Although the Abyei Police Service was not yet operational atthe end of the reporting period, the focus of UNISFA was on the gathering of information and its exchange with the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee with a view to developing suitable policies, given the sensitive nature of the situation in Abyei. .
Welcoming the meeting of the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee held on 13 December 2011, at which the Committee reaffirmed the urgency of facilitating the delivery of humanitarian assistance to all affected communities in the Abyei Area.
Advice through daily interactions with the Abyei Police Service to develop policies for recruitment and training of new police officers and registration, selection, vetting and certification of existing police inaccordance with international standards, in close collaboration with the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee.
The fourth option, which advocates intercommunal dialogue through the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee and the resumption of negotiations between the leaders of the Sudan and South Sudan, is plausible, but has also met with obstacles on both sides.
In view of the absence of any progress in this regard, UNISFA, in accordance with its mandate of providing crucial political, administrative and security oversight of the Abyei Area,conducted intensive political engagement with both parties, urging them to immediately reconvene the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee.
The Council further calls upon the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee to speedily finalize the establishment of the Abyei Police Service, to enable it to take over policing functions throughout the Abyei Area, including the protection of the oil infrastructure.
UNISFA is continuously engaged with the leadership of the Ngok Dinka and Misseriya communities and the Governments of the Sudan and South Sudan, requesting their cooperation with its conflict prevention and mitigation strategy andsupport in ensuring that the Abyei Area is made weapons-free in accordance with the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee decision of 3 May 2013.
UNISFA will also work to ensure that the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee resumes its work and meets regularly, to assist in follow-up action and oversight, and will work with the Abyei Police Service once it is established.
In view of the highly divergent drafts of the Sudan andSouth Sudan on the Abyei Police Service, it was decided at the fifth Abyei Joint Oversight Committee meeting that a consolidated document would be presented at the next Abyei Joint Oversight Committee meeting for further deliberation.
The fifth meeting of the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee was an opportunity to underscore the crucial importance for it to take the lead in establishing intercommunity dialogue between Ngok Dinka and Misseriya traditional leaders, preferably before the rainy season.
The UNISFA Head of Mission and Force Commander has impressedupon the Sudanese and South Sudanese co-chairs of the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee the need for it to assume primary responsibility for tempering the growing tendency of both the Ngok Dinka and Misseriya communities to take security matters into their own hands.
The Abyei Joint Oversight Committee has not met since the extraordinary session convened by UNISFA on 2 and 3 May, at which the Committee's Co-Chairs from the Sudan and South Sudan resolved to declare the Abyei Area"weapon free" and to speed up the establishment of the Abyei Police Service.
I remain deeply concerned about the postponement of the seventh session of the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee, which was scheduled for 10 September 2012, as well as the parties' failure to reach an agreement on any of the outstanding issues related to the implementation of the Agreement of 20 June 2011.
On 12 April 2013, further to the decision of the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee in January to refer the issue to the respective presidents, discussions on the implementation of the 20 June 2011 Agreement continued between President Omar al-Bashir and President Salva Kiir during their summit meeting in Juba.
On 27 March 2013, the Sudan Co-Chair of the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee informed UNISFA that the Government of the Sudan had finalized a draft framework for the Abyei Police Service based on the draft concept note on the Abyei Police Service that UNISFA presented to the parties in February 2013.
Advice to the Abyei Administrative Area and the Abyei Joint Oversight Committee through monthly updates or, as requested, outlining of operational priorities and requirements for surveying of hazardous areas, clearance and marking of landmines and explosive remnants of war and risk education in support of the return of internally displaced persons and the security and freedom of movement of personnel and communities.