Примеры использования Ambassador masood на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I give the floor to Ambassador Masood Khan of Pakistan.
I now give the floor to the distinguished representative of Pakistan, Ambassador Masood Khan.
I now give the floor to Ambassador Masood Khan of Pakistan.
On a more personal note, may I take this opportunity to bid farewell tothe distinguished colleague and dear friend, Ambassador Masood Khan of Pakistan.
I am referring to Ambassador Masood Khan of Pakistan and Ambassador Jingye Cheng of China.
At its first meeting, on 20 November, the Conference elected by acclamation Ambassador Masood Khan(Pakistan) as President.
Allow me, once again, to thank Ambassador Masood Khan of Pakistan for his detailed and interesting presentation.
The Preparatory Committee agreed to recommend to the Sixth Review Conference that Ambassador Masood Khan(Pakistan) preside over the Conference.
Ambassador Masood Khan of Pakistan, the President-designate of the Conference, has been working diligently to create the proper environment and conditions for success.
At its first meeting, the Preparatory Committee elected by acclamation Ambassador Masood Khan(Pakistan) as Chairman of the Preparatory Committee.
I should also like to take this opportunity to convey my heartfelt respect to the outgoing distinguished Permanent Representative of Pakistan, Ambassador Masood Khan.
The PRESIDENT(spoke in French):I thank Ambassador Masood Khan for his statement and wish him as much success for his term in the Chair in 2007 as in 2006.
The Conference approved the nomination by the Group of the Non-Aligned Movement and Other States of Ambassador Masood Khan(Pakistan) as Chairman of the 2007 meetings.
Statement by Ambassador Masood Khan, Permanent Representative of Pakistan, on the outcome report of the Universal Periodic Review of Pakistan, at the Human Rights Council.
At its first meeting, on 26 April 2006, the Preparatory Committee elected by acclamation Ambassador Masood Khan(Pakistan) as Chairman of the Preparatory Committee.
In accordance with the decision of the Sixth Review Conference, the 2007 Meeting ofExperts was convened at the Palais des Nations in Geneva from 20 to 24 August 2007, under the Chairmanship of Ambassador Masood Khan of Pakistan.
Mr. Streuli(Switzerland)(spoke in French): First of all,I would like to thank Ambassador Masood Khan for his presentation, which held my delegation's attention.
In its general statement, Switzerland alluded to the positive outcome of the sixth Review Conference of the Biological Weapons Convention,held under the able presidency of Ambassador Masood Khan of Pakistan.
Finally, my delegation would like to express its appreciation to Ambassador Masood Khan for the way he chaired the meeting in the preparatory committee for the Review Conference.
I have on my list of speakers for today the following speakers: Japan, Ambassador Yoshiki Mine; the Netherlands, Ambassador Johannes Landman; the United Kingdom,Ambassador John Duncan; and Pakistan, Ambassador Masood Khan.
Mr. Daffalla(Sudan)(spoke in Arabic): I would like first of all to thank His Excellency Ambassador Masood Kahn for his statement yesterday on the threats posed by biological and toxin weapons.
The next speaker is Ambassador Masood Khan, who will be speaking in his capacity as President of the Sixth Conference to Review the Convention on Biological Weapons and Chairman of the meetings organized in 2007 under the same Convention.
However, I would first like to associate my delegation with the analysis given here a few moments ago by Ambassador Masood Khan of Pakistan regarding increases in military expenditures and the excessive accumulation of conventional weapons.
The ISU was officially launched on 20 August 2007 by the High Representative for Disarmament Affairs, Mr. Sergio Duarte, the Director-General of the United Nations Office at Geneva, Mr. Sergei Ordzhonikidze, and the President of the Sixth Review Conference andChairman of the Meeting of Experts, Ambassador Masood Khan Pakistan.
I also have the following speakers on my list for today's plenary meeting: Ambassador Masood Khan of Pakistan, Ambassador Wolfgang Petritsch of Austria, on behalf of the EU, and Ambassador Carlo Trezza of Italy.
The Temporary Chairperson recalled that, as indicated in paragraph 41 of its report(CCW/MSP/2007/5),the 2007 Meeting of the High Contracting Parties had nominated Ambassador Masood Khan of Pakistan as Chairperson of the 2008 Meeting.
Mr. MacKay(New Zealand): I too would thank Ambassador Masood Khan, who has left the podium and rejoined us on the floor, for the very comprehensive overview that he gave of his plans for the upcoming Biological Weapons Convention(BWC) Review Conference.
Lastly, allow me to quote one of our most eminent colleagues, a colleague of whom I retain only the best of memories andwhom some of you will no doubt remember, Ambassador Masood Khan, the predecessor of our colleague H.E. Zamir Akram of Pakistan.
Mr. Chang Dong-hee(Republic of Korea): I thank Ambassador Masood Khan, President-designate of the forthcoming Sixth Biological Weapons Convention(BWC) Review Conference, for his excellent presentation, which was very useful and informative.
Before proceeding to the adoption of the report of the Conference for this year, I would take this opportunity to say goodbye on behalfof the Conference and on my own behalf to our distinguished colleague Ambassador Masood Khan, who has been appointed representative of his country, Pakistan, to the People's Republic of China.