Примеры использования Conakry agreement на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My Special Envoy stands ready to assist in efforts to overcome the obstacles blocking the implementation of the Conakry Agreement.
The United Nations was represented at the signing of the Conakry Agreement by the Assistant Secretary-General for Political Affairs.
Mr. Koroma and other members of the junta claimed that, in their view,three issues stood in the way of the implementation of the Conakry Agreement, namely.
The coup on 25 May1997 was a setback, but the signing of the Conakry Agreement in October 1997 set the stage for a possible settlement of the conflict.
The Chairman of the Committee of Five, the Foreign Minister of Nigeria, Chief Tom Ikimi,said an impasse had been reached in the implementation of the Conakry Agreement.
The signing of the Conakry Agreement was a significant step towards resolving the crisis in Sierra Leone, and I commend the countries of ECOWAS for their initiative.
In turn, the elaboration of a United Nations concept of operations in Sierra Leone depends on the formulation by ECOMOG of a detailed implementation plan of the Conakry Agreement.
ECOMOG is continuing its preparations to implement the military provisions of the Conakry Agreement, including the identification of possible sites for the disarmament and demobilization of all Sierra Leonean armed elements.
The United Nations should be prepared, where appropriate, to take an active part in such negotiations andto help to ensure the proper implementation of the Conakry Agreement.
Although the junta claims that it remains committed to the implementation of the Conakry Agreement, the situation in Sierra Leone remains deeply preoccupying and requires the urgent attention of the international community.
It should be noted that while the junta appears to be in control of Freetown, the extent to which it is willing, orable, to negotiate the implementation of the Conakry Agreement is not clear.
In renewing the formal commitment of the junta to the implementation of the Conakry Agreement, Mr. Koroma stressed the need for concrete and timely action to achieve its objectives within the six-month time frame set out therein.
On 11 November, the ECOMOG Force Commander, Major-General Victor Malu, met with representatives of the junta at Kossoh Town, Sierra Leone,to discuss the modalities for the implementation of the Conakry Agreement.
General Abacha stated in his letter that the delays in the implementation of the Conakry Agreement were attributable solely to lack of cooperation on the part of the junta and its continued intransigence, and he accused them of stalling for time.
It was intended that the team would accompany the ECOWAS Committee of Five ministerial assessment visit to Freetown, which, under the Conakry Agreement, was scheduled for 20 November.
The Council expresses the view that the Conakry Agreement(S/1997/824, annexes I and II) and the Abidjan Agreement(S/1996/1034, annex) provide important elements for a framework for peace, stability and national reconciliation in Sierra Leone.
The purpose of the meeting was to consider what additional steps could be taken by the international community to support the work of ECOWAS in facilitating the implementation of the Conakry Agreement.
While the implementation of disarmament and demobilization,as scheduled by the Conakry Agreement, is still under negotiation, the RUF has started releasing to non-governmental child protection organizations some of the children under its control.
Its findings would enable me to present to the Security Council considered recommendations concerning the role that could be played by the United Nations in assisting in the implementation of the Conakry Agreement.
In particular, it is important to develop and finalize the necessary deployment, disarmament and demobilization plans if the Conakry Agreement is to be implemented and the constitutional order restored in accordance with the timetable envisaged in the Agreement. .
The European Union believes that the peaceful future of Sierra Leone can only be assured by a process of reconciliation,as was envisaged under the Abidjan Peace Accord and the Conakry Agreement.
Members of the Council were briefed on the Conakry Agreement on 11 November by representatives of the ECOWAS Committee of Five, including the Ministers for Foreign Affairs of Nigeria and Ghana, Chief Tom Ikimi and Mr. Victor Gbeho, and the Executive Secretary of ECOWAS, Mr. Lansana Kouyaté.
Following the removal of the junta by force byECOMOG in February and the subsequent ECOMOG action throughout the rest of the country, the Abidjan Agreement and the Conakry Agreement are considered to have been effectively superseded.
In reply to those questions, the junta,in reaffirming its commitment to the Conakry Agreement, cited numerous provisions of the Abidjan Peace Agreement(S/1996/1034, annex) signed by the Government of Sierra Leone and RUF on 30 November 1996, as well as of the Conakry Agreement. .
In a statement issued in Conakry on 17 January 1998,President Kabbah welcomed the efforts of my Special Envoy to secure the implementation of the Conakry Agreement and the visit of the technical survey team to Freetown.
Both the Abidjan Agreement of 30 November 1996 between the Government of Sierra Leone and RUF and the Conakry Agreement of 23 October 1997 between ECOWAS and AFRC contain provisions for the disarmament and demobilization of Sierra Leonean fighters and their reintegration into society.
The United Nations will work with the international community to try to generate the logistical, technical andfinancial support that will be required for ECOWAS to pursue its efforts to carry out the Conakry Agreement.
The junta also asserted that the confidence-building measures contained in the Conakry Agreement had not been carried out, including the assessment visit that was to have been conducted on 20 November 1997 by the ECOWAS Committee of Five Ministerial Assessment Team and the provision of humanitarian assistance.
Likewise, the members of the Council supported the proposal to send a technical team to examine the situation on the ground andto offer recommendations on the role that would be played by the United Nations in implementing the Conakry Agreement.
The Council's action helped to achieve fairly quick results. On 22 and 23 October, the Committee of Five met with representatives of the military junta, andtogether they signed the Conakry Agreement, which provided that the democratic regime must be restored to power within six months.