Примеры использования Alcalay на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Milos Alcalay.
Mr. Alcalay(Venezuela) fully endorsed the statement made by the representative of Peru on behalf of the States members of the Rio Group.
Signed Mílos Alcalay.
Mr. Milos Alcalay(2003) Venezuela.
Signed Milos Alcalay.
Mr. Alcalay(Venezuela) said that his delegation reiterated its support for the decolonization process and the inalienable right of the Puerto Rican people to self-determination.
Signed Ambassador Milos Alcalay.
In the absence of the Chairman, Mr. Alcalay(Venezuela), Vice-Chairman, took the Chair.
The session was opened by the Chairman of the Committee, Milos Alcalay Venezuela.
Mr. Alcalay(Venezuela)(spoke in Spanish): On behalf of the Venezuelan delegation, I offer our congratulations to you, Sir, on your election to conduct the Committee's work.
As you know,there has been a great deal of change over the last year and Ambassador Alcalay referred to that.
I am honoured once again to work with our distinguished Chairman, Milos Alcalay, who has assumed additional responsibilities this year as Chairman of the Group of 77 and China.
I wish to take this opportunity to congratulatethe newly elected Chairman, His Excellency Mr. Milos Alcalay, and the members of the Bureau.
I wish to convey through her to Ambassador Alcalay the Committee's appreciation of his valuable contribution as Vice-Chairman to the work of the First Committee at the fifty-sixth session.
The President: The Assembly will now hear an address by His Excellency Mr. Milos Alcalay, chairperson of the delegation of Venezuela.
Mr. Alcalay(Venezuela) said that the first United Nations Decade for the Eradication of Poverty was the most complex and most important item on the Committee's agenda.
Upon his nomination by the representative of Mexico, Milos Alcalay(Venezuela) was elected Chairman by acclamation.
Mr. Alcalay(Venezuela) said that, to improve the population's quality of life, it was necessary to adopt policies reconciling social development, economic growth and environment protection.
The High-level Committee approved the President's recommendation that Ambassador Milos Alcalay serve as Chairperson of the Working Group.
Ambassador Alcalay has presided over the Committee with rare commitment and vigour at a time when the Department of Public Information has been undergoing a comprehensive reorientation of its work programme.
Secondly, I should like to express my gratitude for the support extended to Ambassador Milos Alcalay of Venezuela when he was a Vice-Chairman of this Committee.
Mr. Alcalay(Venezuela) said that counter-terrorism had become an important foreign policy issue for his Government, which was actively involved in efforts to combat that problem at the national and international levels.
I should also like to take this opportunity to pay tribute to the outgoing Chairman,His Excellency Ambassador Milos Alcalay, and the other members of his Bureau.
The Acting President:I now call on His Excellency, Mr. Milos Alcalay of Venezuela who will speak on behalf of the Latin American and Caribbean States.
Mr. Alcalay(Venezuela)(spoke in Spanish): On behalf of my delegation, I thank the President of the Security Council, Ambassador John Negroponte of the United States, for his introduction this morning of the report of the Security Council to the General Assembly.
I should be derelict in my responsibilities were I not, at the same time, to pay high tribute to my distinguished predecessor andgood friend, Ambassador Milos Alcalay, for his wise and skilful leadership over the past two years.
I also wish to express my appreciation to the Vice-Chairmen of the Committee, Ambassador Milos Alcalay of Venezuela, Mr. Stéphane De Loecker of Belgium, Mr. Lee Kie-cheon of the Republic of Korea, and to our Rapporteur, Mr. Sylvester Ekundayo Rowe of Sierra Leone.
Mr. Alcalay(Venezuela) once again assured the United States Government and people of his delegation's heartfelt solidarity in the face of the criminal terrorist acts of the previous 11 September, which had swept away thousands of innocent lives and done enormous material damage.
Meeting at the United Nations Office at Geneva on 14 and15 February 2002 under the chairmanship of Ambassador Milos Alcalay(Venezuela), the Chairmen of the Group of 77 Chapters adopted the following communiqué.
Mr. Alcalay(Venezuela)(spoke in Spanish): It is a great honour for me to speak on behalf of the members of the Latin American and Caribbean Group in this meeting that commemorates the twentieth anniversary of the opening for signature of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea.