Примеры использования Ambassador jean на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ambassador Jean Wesley Cazeau, Deputy Permanent Representative Haiti.
I now give the floor to the representative of Belgium, Ambassador Jean Lint.
Ambassador Jean Paul Carteron is president and executive chairman of the Forum.
I now give the floor to the distinguished representative of Belgium, Ambassador Jean Lint.
I now call on the representative of Belgium, Ambassador Jean Lint, who will be speaking on behalf of the European Union.
I now call on the Ambassador of Belgium, the representative of the European Union, Ambassador Jean Lint.
I now proceed to give the floor to Ambassador Jean Lint of Belgium, and after him, the other permanent representatives whom I mentioned at the beginning.
The Fifth Meeting was opened on 15 September 2003 by the President of the Fourth Meeting of the States Parties, Ambassador Jean Lint of Belgium.
The head of the OSCE mission in Kosovo, ambassador Jean Claude Schlumberger, greeted the peaceful atmosphere during the repeated vote in northern Mitrovica.
Successive efforts in the recent past to build a bridge that would cross the divide have culminated in the proposal of the five ambassadors, as contained in document CD/1693 and as amended by Ambassador Jean Lint of Belgium on 26 June 2003, on behalf of the five ambassadors. .
I would also like to join Ambassador Jean Lint of Belgium in congratulating the Turkish delegation on the unanimous adoption by the Turkish Parliament of the Ottawa Convention.
The Group is composed as follows: Ambassador Dumisani Shadrack Kumalo(South Africa), Chairman, Ambassador Koichi Haraguchi(Japan), Ambassador Abdul Mejid Hussein(Ethiopia),Ambassador Marc Nteturuye(Burundi), Ambassador Jean de Ruyt(Belgium) and Ambassador Jean-Marc de La Sablière France.
At the same time, I would like to thank your predecessors, Ambassador Jean Lint of Belgium and Ambassador Celso Amorim of Brazil, for the work they have done.
Ambassador Jean Makaron assured that during his tenure in office he would do his best to further strengthen and deepen the existing friendship between the two states and peoples.
I would also like to take this opportunity to bid farewell to Ambassador Jean Lint of Belgium, who will leave the Conference on Disarmament soon to assume other important assignments.
My travelling companion Ambassador Jean Lint has just accurately described how this proposal evolved and why it now enjoys wide support among the member States of the Conference.
I would also like to extend a cordial welcome to new colleagues who have assumed their responsibilities as representatives of their Governments in the Conference sincewe adjourned in September, namely, Ambassador Jean Lint of Belgium,Ambassador Hu Xiaodi of China, Ambassador Fayza Aboulnaga of Egypt, Ambassador Mya Than of Myanmar and Ambassador Nurlan Danenov of Kazakhstan. We look forward to working with them in pursuing our common goals.
In that connection, an advance team led by Ambassador Jean Lint of Belgium, President of the Fourth Meeting of States Parties to the Ottawa Convention, will be in Thailand later this month to make preparations in coordination with the Thai side to ensure the success of the Fifth Meeting of States Parties.
My delegation considersthe proposal of the five Ambassadors, as amended by Ambassador Jean Lint of Belgium, to be a solid foundation for reaching agreement on a programme of work.
The Coordinator of the Article 7 Contact Group, Ambassador Jean Lint of Belgium, reported on the status of Article 7 reporting and reminded the Standing Committee of the 30 April deadline for submitting annual updates.
The first Pulitzer Prize was awarded June 4, 1917 to French Ambassador Jean Jules Jusserand, who wrote the best book about American history.
The Coordinator of the Article 7 Contact Group, Ambassador Jean Lint of Belgium, reported on the status of Article 7 reporting and reminded the Standing Committee of the 30 April deadline for submitting annual updates.
In that regard, my delegation would like to express its gratitude to Ambassador Jean Lint, not only for presenting the draft resolution, but also for his very laudable efforts to secure such a high number of sponsors.
I have the following speakers for today's plenary meeting:for Belgium, Ambassador Jean Lint; for Algeria, Ambassador Mohamed-Salah Dembri; for Romania,Ambassador Anda Filip; for Sweden, Ambassador Henrik Salander; for Colombia, Ambassador Camilo Reyes; for Canada, Ambassador Christopher Westdal, and, following their statements, I shall be happy to give the floor to Ambassador Inoguchi of Japan, who will succeed me later this summer.
Before concluding, I would like to take this opportunity to support the comments just made by Ambassador Jean Lint regarding the success of the recent Ottawa Convention intersessional meeting and, in particular, the stockpile destruction programme.
I also wish to express our deep appreciation to Ambassador Jean Ping, whose leadership and wisdom proved to be the key to the successful negotiation and adoption of our outcome document.
I should like to express my profound thanks to the two Vice-Chairmen of the Group, Ambassador Nana Effah-Apenteng of Ghana and Ambassador Jean de Ruyt of Belgium, who presided over the informal consultations, provided guidance through the whole process and participated tirelessly in the work of the Bureau and in related negotiations.
These meetings were convened by the Standing Committee's Co-Chairs, Ambassador Jean Lint of Belgium and Mr. Michael Oyugi of Kenya, with support from their Co-Rapporteurs, Ambassador Sam Sotha of Cambodia and Ambassador Kuniko Inoguchi of Japan.
The determination and strength of conviction of my predecessor and friend, Ambassador Jean Lint, have contributed to such an extent to this that I owe it to him to continue his efforts in a spirit of continuity with my country's activities for the cause of disarmament.
The President: I should like once again to express my sincere thanks to Ambassador Jean de Ruyt of Belgium and Ambassador Nana Effah-Apenteng of Ghana, the two Vice-Chairmen of the Ad Hoc Working Group, for having so ably chaired the informal meetings of the Working Group.