Примеры использования Fraternal iraqi на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
The Council renewed its expression of sympathy with the fraternal Iraqi people in its present distress.
The fraternal Iraqi people and the region were thereby spared any further perils and security and stability were upheld.
I cannot fail to mention the difficult conditions experienced by the fraternal Iraqi people.
The appalling suffering and hardship that the fraternal Iraqi people are currently enduring arouses our deep distress and concern.
In this it has been prompted by the keen desire of the people andleadership of the Syrian Arab Republic for an improvement in the situation of the fraternal Iraqi people.
The fraternal Iraqi people are suffering the effects of those sanctions, and the GCC States share their suffering and regard the Iraqi regime as being solely responsible for it.
Syria reaffirms once more its great concern for the unity and territorial integrity of Iraq andcalls for an end to the suffering of the fraternal Iraqi people.
We continue to feel for the suffering of the fraternal Iraqi people as a result of the continuing refusal of their Government to abide fully by United Nations resolutions, which would allow for the lifting of the sanctions.
Member States and the Arab League must take an active part in assisting Iraq to emerge from its crisis andmitigate the sufferings of the fraternal Iraqi people.
The Council expressed its satisfaction with the improvement in the living and health conditions of the fraternal Iraqi people and the alleviation of their suffering resulting from the implementation of the"oil for food" Security Council resolution 986 1995.
The Council affirmed that the Iraqi Government bore the responsibility for exposing Iraq and the region to additional dangers andfor exacerbating the suffering of the fraternal Iraqi people.
The performance of these obligations would help to ease the sanctions imposed on Iraq andalleviate the suffering of the fraternal Iraqi people, for which the Iraqi Government is entirely responsible, and by which Council States are deeply distressed.
In this context also, we call upon the international community, including Iraq, to exert further political anddiplomatic efforts to alleviate the human suffering of the fraternal Iraqi people.
The Ministerial Council, painfully aware of the suffering of the fraternal Iraqi people due to the deterioration of living and health conditions, places the full blame on the Iraqi regime, in view of the erroneous policy it has been following throughout this period.
The Ministers stressed once more their firminterest in the unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Iraq and their sympathy for the fraternal Iraqi people in its plight.
As it voices full solidarity with the fraternal Iraqi people, Morocco calls for the pooling of international efforts in order to lift the embargo and to find a peaceful settlement to this problem within the framework of international law and in compliance with Security Council resolutions.
Fully cognizant of the fact that the United Nations Special Commission has not been ableto finalize its inspection, we call for persistent efforts to end the hardship borne by the fraternal Iraqi people.
The Iraqi crisis and its continuous repercussions on security and stability in the Gulf and the Middle East, andthe cruel suffering of the fraternal Iraqi people, are all elements that cause great concern and prompt us to do our utmost in order to put an end to this crisis.
In this regard, the Supreme Council called on the Iraqi Government to implement Security Council resolutions 706(1991), 712(1991) and 986(1995), which set forth the appropriate andavailable mechanisms for alleviating the suffering of the fraternal Iraqi people.
With respect to the situation in Iraq, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia reaffirms Iraq's territorial integrity and Arab identity,and hopes that the fraternal Iraqi people will overcome their differences in order to achieve the desired objectives.
We therefore welcome the memorandum of understanding signed in May 1996 between Iraq and the United Nations on the implementation ofSecurity Council resolution 986(1995), providing for the sale of petroleum for the purchase of food as a first step towards alleviating the terrible suffering of the fraternal Iraqi people.
It expressed its hope that those developments would not increase the suffering and tragedy of the fraternal Iraqi people and affirmed the keen desire of the GCC States to surmount promptly the dilemma confronting the region by following a course designed to ensure the region's security and stability.
Accordingly, the Supreme Council placed on Iraq the full responsibility for the grave deterioration of the living andhealth conditions of Iraqi citizens and expressed the sympathy of the Gulf Cooperation Council States with the fraternal Iraqi people in its current ordeal.
In view of that suffering,the Council welcomed the oil-for-food agreement to supply the fraternal Iraqi people with food and medicine, and Security Council resolution 1210(1998) renewing that agreement, just as it has always welcomed any initiative that serves to alleviate that suffering.
Recalling the well-established positions taken by the GCC member States and given their responsibilities at the pan-Arab, regional and international levels,the Council again expressed genuine empathy with the fraternal Iraqi people in the suffering it was enduring because of its Government's policies.
It expresses its sympathy with the fraternal Iraqi people in its ordeal and in the suffering for which the Iraqi Government bears full responsibility because of its rejection of Security Council resolutions 706(1991), 712(1991) and 986(1995), which addressed the humanitarian needs of the Iraqi people and were intended to mitigate its suffering.
The GCC member States are sympathetic to that suffering, and they welcomed in that connection the oil-for-food formula under which food andmedical requirements are provided to the fraternal Iraqi people. They have similarly welcomed every initiative for the mitigation of their suffering.
A call should be addressed from this august summit to officials and politicians, religious authorities,tribal leaders and the entire fraternal Iraqi people to adhere to a temporary truce, ceasing all military action and acts of violence, in order to prepare for the Conference on Iraqi National Accord in an atmosphere of peace and security and to give it a chance to succeed.
The Council welcomed the adoption of Security Council resolution 1153(1998) under which Iraq is permitted to increase its petroleum revenues from 2 billion to 5.2 billion dollars every six months in order to reinforce the"oil-for-food" programme andsecure the food and medicine that the fraternal Iraqi people need and mitigate their suffering.
The Ministerial Council reaffirms its wholehearted desire for the unity, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Iraq andexpresses its sympathy with the fraternal Iraqi people in its ordeal and suffering, for which the Iraqi Government bears the full responsibility because of its rejection of Security Council resolutions 706(1991) and 712(1991) concerning Iraq's needs of food and medicine.