Примеры использования Alfred nzo на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Minister of Foreign Affairs: Alfred Nzo.
Mr. Alfred NZO, President of the Eighth Ministerial Meeting of the Group of 77 and China.
The South African Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Alfred Nzo. .
On 26 June 1980, the Secretary General of the then-illegal African National Congress, Alfred Nzo, announced the conferring of the Isitwalandwe Medal, the ANC's highest honour, on Mbeki.
I am now pleased to call on the Minister for Foreign Affairs of South Africa, Mr. Alfred Nzo.
Mr. Khan(Pakistan): My delegation welcomes in our midst His Excellency Mr. Alfred Nzo, Foreign Minister of the Republic of South Africa.
The Acting President:I now call on the Minister for Foreign Affairs of South Africa, His Excellency Mr. Alfred Nzo.
We take due note of the presence in this Assembly Hall of South African Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Alfred Nzo, whose statement reflected very positively the new mood in post-apartheid South Africa.
Angola welcomes the return of South Africa to the General Assembly, and warmly congratulates its delegation,led by the Foreign Minister, Mr. Alfred Nzo.
During his address to the General Assembly at the beginning of this session, Foreign Minister Alfred Nzo registered South Africa's disappointment with the slow pace of progress in our debate on this subject.
Algeria feels honoured to participate in the welcome extended to the delegation of the Republic of South Africa,led by His Excellency Mr. Alfred Nzo, Minister for Foreign Affairs.
On 20 February 1996, the Minister for Foreign Affairs of South Africa, Mr. Alfred Nzo, wrote to the Chairman of the Commission referring to the two letters dated 27 and 29 November and the requests made therein and replying as follows.
The President: The first speaker this morning is the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of South Africa, His Excellency Mr. Alfred Nzo, upon whom I now call.
This morning, my delegation was extremely pleased to see Mr. Alfred Nzo, Minister for Foreign Affairs of South Africa, resume the South African seat in this Hall after an absence of 20 years and deliver a most inspiring statement.
I felt reinforced after listening to the inspiring statement deliveredthis morning by my brother and colleague, His Excellency, Mr. Alfred Nzo, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of South Africa.
I also wish to take this opportunity to extend my warmest welcome to His Excellency Mr. Alfred Nzo, the Foreign Minister of South Africa, when, on this historic occasion, the Assembly meets to adopt a resolution to welcome the return of South Africa to the family of nations.
On behalf of the Romanian Government, it is a privilege for me to welcome in this Hall, andin its rightful seat, the delegation of South Africa, headed by His Excellency Mr. Alfred Nzo, Minister for Foreign Affairs.
We consider it most appropriate that this meeting is taking place with the participation of His Excellency Mr. Alfred Nzo, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of South Africa, whose presence in the seat rightly reserved for his country I have the pleasure to acknowledge.
As we welcome South Africa to its rightful place among the community of nations,who could be more appropriate to reclaim South Africa's seat in this General Assembly than that veteran freedom fighter, Alfred Nzo, who has dedicated his entire life to the struggle to eradicate apartheid?
The Committee took cognizance of, and was encouraged by the call of the Honourable Alfred Nzo, Minister for Foreign Affairs of South Africa, in his maiden speech of 23 June 1994 on the readmission of South Africa to the General Assembly, for the continued support of UNETPSA see A/48/PV.95.
Mr. Musuka(Zambia): May I join preceding speakers in congratulating and welcoming back to the international community and, in particular, to the General Assembly the South African delegationto the United Nations, led by the Honourable Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Alfred Nzo.
Also participating in the Summit were Mr. Johnson Mlambo, Deputy President of the Pan-Africanist Congress of Azania(PAC),and Mr. Alfred Nzo, member of the National Executive Council of the African National Congress ANC.
To quote from the words of South Africa's late Foreign Minister, Mr. Alfred Nzo, at the 1995 NPT Review and Extension Conference,"South Africa took the decision to destroy its nuclear weapons and to become a State party to the NPT because we saw our security being guaranteed by its provisions.
For these reasons, as the Assembly will recall, an appeal to the international community to continue support for UNETPSA was made by Foreign Minister Alfred Nzo on the historic occasion of the readmission of South Africa to the General Assembly on 23 June 1994.
As President Nelson Mandela andForeign Minister Alfred Nzo have recently emphasized, conventional weapons are the cause of most of the death and suffering caused in conflicts around the world today and it is thus important that greater emphasis should be placed on conventional armaments in all disarmament forums and with specific reference to the proliferation of small arms.
I have asked for the floor in order to inform the Conference ofa statement issued on 6 September 1995 by South Africa's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Alfred Nzo, in which he expressed my Government's regret at the French nuclear test explosion on Mururoa atoll.
At this time we are honoured to greet the Foreign Minister of South Africa, His Excellency Mr. Alfred Nzo, and, through him, President Nelson Mandela and the leaders who are accompanying him; the people of South Africa; and all the men, women, young people and children who through their work and with their lives laid the foundations for the emergence of a new, apartheid-free South Africa.
In this connection, I should like, on behalf of the Sierra Leone delegation, to welcome to this Assembly His Excellency Mr. Alfred Nzo, Minister for Foreign Affairs of South Africa, who is leading his delegation on this special occasion that will mark the end of his country's 20-year suspension from our midst.
Accordingly, three members of the Commission visited South Africa from 1 to 7 September 1996 andmet with the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Alfred Nzo; the Minister of Water Affairs and Forestry, Professor Kader Asmal, who is also the Chairman of the National Conventional Arms Control Committee(NCACC); the Deputy Director General, Department of Foreign Affairs, Multilateral Branch; and police and other government officials.