Примеры использования Alpha condé на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Signed Alpha Condé.
Mr. Alpha Condé, President of the Republic of Guinea, was escorted into the General Assembly Hall.
Address by His Excellency Mr. Alpha Condé, President of the Republic of Guinea.
The delegation, which would also include civilians, would be led by Guinean President Alpha Condé.
His Excellency Alpha Condé, President of the Republic of Guinea, addressed the General Assembly.
The first President elected democratically since the independence of Guinea, Alpha Condé, was sworn in on 21 December 2010.
Cellou Diallo and Alpha Condé were qualified for the second round with 43 per cent and 18 per cent of the votes, respectively.
In the end,despite close results and some political controversy, Alpha Condé was elected President in a largely peaceful process.
President Alpha Condé affirmed the Government's commitment to respect human rights and stressed that it would not tolerate impunity.
My Special Representative, who had arrived in Conakry before the proclamation of the final results by the Supreme Court,called President-elect Alpha Condé to congratulate him.
On 16 November, CENI announced the full provisional results as follows:candidate Alpha Condé won the election with 52.52 per cent of the votes cast as against 47.48 per cent for Cellou Dalein Diallo.
As mentioned earlier, ECOWAS has already taken several important steps to commence this mediation process,including the appointment of the President of Guinea, Alpha Condé as Mediator for Guinea-Bissau.
On 13 October 2011, President Koroma visited Guinea andheld talks with its President, Alpha Condé, on strengthening relations between the two countries and on regional issues of common interest.
The second round of the presidential elections was held on 7 November 2010, after nearly four months of delay. CENI announced the provisional results on 15 November 2010,confirming that Alpha Condé had received 52.5 per cent of the votes.
Other participants included the President of Guinea andthe African Union, Alpha Condé, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Hailemariam Desalegn, and Ministers of Agriculture of Africa and leaders of civil organizations and the private sector.
On 29 April, Council members issued a statement to the press, in which they welcomed the signing of the declaration on 23 April andthe commitment of the President of Guinea, Alpha Condé, to implementing measures to guarantee peaceful, free and fair elections.
In their meeting with the President of Guinea, Alpha Condé, in Conakry, the Under-Secretary-General and my Special Representative encouraged him to work with the opposition in implementing the residual provisions of the 3 July 2013 political agreement.
Concerning the Yenga border issue between Guinea and Sierra Leone, President Koroma andthe President of Guinea, Alpha Condé, reaffirmed, at a meeting in June, their intention to resolve the matter peacefully.
My Special Representative actively engaged with both President Alpha Condé and representatives of the opposition, encouraging them to continue the political dialogue and to overcome the remaining challenges in order to complete preparations for the holding of legislative elections in early 2013.
The Acting President(spoke in French): On behalf of the General Assembly, I have the honour to welcome to the United Nations His Excellency Mr. Alpha Condé, President of the Republic of Guinea, and to invite him to address the Assembly.
Thus, by the end of March, despite continuing disagreements,the President of Guinea, Alpha Condé, and the main opposition leaders, Cellou Dalein Diallo, Sidya Touré and Lansana Kouyaté, had agreed to discuss their differences regarding the organization of legislative elections.
Following the briefing, Council members issued a press statement in which they welcomed the signing of the declaration on 23 April andthe commitment of the President of Guinea, Alpha Condé, to implementing measures to guarantee peaceful, free and fair elections.
During his visit to Guinea, on 22 August, my Special Representative held meetings with President Alpha Condé and the President of the National Transitional Council, Hadja Rabiatou Syrah Diallo, and encouraged the President to create conditions conducive to a credible poll.
In the reporting period, Sierra Leone continued to cooperate closely with neighbouring countries, both independently, and within the context of ECOWAS and the Mano River Union, on a range of regional issues. On 11 and 12 December, President Koroma visited Guinea andmet with President Alpha Condé.
Out of 24 candidates who contested the election, two leading candidates emerged: Mr. Cellou Dalein Diallo of the Union des Forces Démocratiques de Guinée(UFDG),and Mr. Alpha Condé of the Rassemblement du Peuple de Guinée(RPG), claiming 43.69 per cent and 18.25 per cent of votes, respectively.
President Alpha Condé made that process a pivotal part of his term of office and accordingly, in June 2011, established the Provisional Commission on National Reconciliation with, as joint chairs, the imam of the Fayçal Grand Mosque in Conakry and the Archbishop of Conakry, and with a mandate to stimulate discussion of reconciliation and propose ways of achieving it.
According to sources in the Governments of Liberia and Guinea interviewed by the Panel in July and August 2013,the Government of Guinea believed that Konneh had planned to assassinate Guinean President Alpha Condé following the 2010 elections in Guinea and that she was involved in the recruitment of mercenaries.
Meanwhile, my Special Representative separately discussed the alleged lack of transparency in the electoral process, the revision of the voter list and the reform of the Commission with the opposition leader, Cellou Dalein Diallo andthe President of Guinea, Alpha Condé, on 25 and 26 April, respectively.
Political and social tensions lowered significantly after the losing candidate, Cellou Dalein Diallo,announced that he would accept the election results. Alpha Condé, who was sworn in as President on 21 December 2010, committed to form an inclusive Government that would ensure accountability for past human rights abuses, including through the establishment of a truth and reconciliation commission.
From 15 November until 2 December, my Personal Envoy, other United Nations senior officials and I worked, in collaboration with national, regional and international actors, in support of restoring calm and calling on all Guineans to accept the results of the election and to resolve any differences through legal means. On 3 December,the Supreme Court of Guinea declared Mr. Alpha Condé the winner of the presidential election.