Примеры использования Developments in burundi на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Developments in Burundi.
The Council followed developments in Burundi on a regular basis.
The Security Council continues to follow closely developments in Burundi.
The report provides an update on major developments in Burundi since my previous report(S/2007/287) of 17 May 2007.
The members of the Council were briefed this morning on developments in Burundi.
International humanitarian organizations are following developments in Burundi closely and have undertaken contingency planning for a humanitarian emergency.
The Special Representative is, however, greatly concerned by recent developments in Burundi.
The Regional Summit reviewed the situation and developments in Burundi, since its last meeting on 12 October 1996.
The Security Council requests the Secretary-General to keep it fully informed of developments in Burundi.
We must continue to follow developments in Burundi as well.
Mr. GARVALOV said that the Committee had a moral duty to express its views on the developments in Burundi.
The International Monetary Fund has closely monitored developments in Burundi and assessed the financial requirements for economic recovery and reconstruction.
The Security Council is gravely concerned at recent information on political developments in Burundi.
The report provides an update on major developments in Burundi since my previous report, of 23 November 2007(S/2007/682), until 7 May.
The Council will continue to follow these and other developments in Burundi closely.
The Security Council has a particular responsibility to follow developments in Burundi closely and to recommend measures promoting reconciliation and stabilization of the situation in the country.
Reports of the Secretary-General to the Security Council to inform on electoral developments in Burundi.
The Security Council, which has been following closely developments in Burundi, has learned with concern that the situation in the country has deteriorated considerably over the last few days.
During the period under review, the Security Council remained seized of the issue andhas been regularly briefed on developments in Burundi.
The Security Council continues to follow with deep concern the developments in Burundi, which have threatened that country's nascent democracy, and caused widespread violence and bloodshed.
The Security Council has considered the letter of 29 December 1995 from the Secretary-General to the President of the Council on developments in Burundi S/1995/1068.
The Security Council welcomes the recent political developments in Burundi whereby the Government has taken a number of corrective steps aimed at promoting dialogue national reconciliation and social harmony.
He described major developments in Burundi, including the status of implementation of the Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement signed on 7 September by the Government of Burundi and Palipehutu-FNL.
Early in the month, the Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs, Mr. Yasushi Akashi, briefed Council members on developments in Burundi and Rwanda.
For recent developments in Burundi, see Stephen R. Weissman,“Preventing genocide in Burundi- Lessons from international diplomacy”, report of the United States Institute of Peace Washington, D.C., 15 September 1998.
The ties of history, culture and geography linking the two countries, not to mention the imperatives of good-neighbourly cooperation,make it virtually impossible for us to remain aloof from developments in Burundi.
The Council heard a very full report from the Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, Kieran Prendergast, on current developments in Burundi, on the basis also of a quite useful factual briefing paper from the Secretariat for members of the Council.
On 8 April 2014, the Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, Jeffrey Feltman,briefed Security Council members in closed consultations on the latest political developments in Burundi.
Developments in Burundi affected security in the east, as the Burundian National Defence Forces launched attacks on the Forces nationales de libération(FNL), despite efforts to reach a comprehensive ceasefire following the signing of a declaration at Dar es Salaam on 15 May.