Примеры использования Held in mogadishu на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nine workshops have been held in Mogadishu in 2001.
Two workshops were held in Mogadishu and Garoowe("Puntland") from 27 to 29 January and on 17 and 18 March.
However, meetings with individual donors were held in Mogadishu during their visits.
The National Reconciliation Congress was held in Mogadishu from 15 July to 30 August 2007, with the participation of 2,600 delegates representing the clans, as well as women's groups and the Diaspora.
The Murusade-Habargidir peace conference, held in Mogadishu in June 1994;
The fact that the conference was safely held in Mogadishu is testimony to the achievements in security that their forces have made possible in the city.
The inauguration ceremony of President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud was held in Mogadishu on 16 September 2012.
The congress will be held in Mogadishu and some 1,325 delegates from within the country and the diaspora are expected to attend, on the basis of the 4.5 clan power-sharing formula.
The Hirab peace conference, held in Mogadishu in January 1994;
Meanwhile, President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud made a historic visit to Kismayo, from 30 to 31 October 2013,which was followed by the Jubba Regions Reconciliation Conference, held in Mogadishu, from 3 to 6 November 2013.
The Council welcomes the upcoming consultative meeting to be held in Mogadishu, which will further the debate generated at the highlevel consultative meeting held in Nairobi.
Following the killing of several judges during 2008, the formal, secular justice system in Somalia has virtually broken down,although there are some reports of hearings held in Mogadishu and Baidoa.
UNSOM, together with UNDP, also played a key supportive role at the follow-up conference held in Mogadishu in early November on the implementation of the agreement.
A follow-up all Somali peace conference was held in Mogadishu on 30 September and 1 October 1993 attended by 12 of the 15 Somali political movements which had signed the Addis Ababa Agreement.
The first Consultative Meeting on Ending the Transition in Somalia was held in Mogadishu from 4 to 6 September 2011.
A conference involving district safety committees was held in Mogadishu on 12 July to launch the programme for youth at risk, which is jointly run by UNDP, UNICEF and the International Labour Organization.
Recent offensive has resulted in territorial gains for AMISOM and Transitional Federal Government forces.On 6 August 2011, Al-Shabaab announced its withdrawal from positions it had held in Mogadishu for nearly two years.
They urged all Somali stakeholders to participate in the upcoming consultative meeting to be held in Mogadishu and play a role in finalizing arrangements for ending the transition in August 2011.
Following months of intense military operations by the Transitional Federal Government forces,supported by AMISOM troops, Al-Shabaab withdrew on 6 August from positions it had held in Mogadishu for nearly two years.
Following the announcement of the Accord, demonstrations were held in Mogadishu against the President, the Speaker and the facilitators of the Accord, including the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Somalia, which lasted for two days, during which at least three demonstrators died.
They urged the Transitional Federal Institutions to engage fully and constructively in the consultation process,including in the consultation meeting to be held in Mogadishu by the Special Representative.
A training programme for corrections officers, jointly supported by UNODC, UNICEF, UNSOM and UNDP,was held in Mogadishu from 29 October to 3 November with the aim of improving their skills to meet international standards,in particular regarding the treatment of detainees.
To urge the transitional federal institutions to engage fully, constructively and without further delay in the consultative process facilitated by the Special Representative, and to stress the importance of wide participation by Somali stakeholders in this process,including the upcoming consultative meeting to be held in Mogadishu.
While it has welcomed the announcement by President Abdullahi Yusuf Ahmed to the Transitional Federal Parliament that a national reconciliation congress would be held in Mogadishu on 16 April 2007, the delay in its convening has added to the complexity of the situation.
At a peace conference held in Mogadishu on 1 and 2 October 1993 by 12 of the 15 political factions and attended by representatives from all segments of Somali society, including youth groups and women's organizations, the participants condemned the violence against UNOSOM II and called for the simultaneous disarmament of all militias throughout the country in accordance with the Addis Ababa agreement of 27 March 1993.
In an effort to avoid an Al-Shabaab occupation of the areas to be vacated, and as a follow-up to the conclusions of the last meeting of the Military Operations Coordination Committee, a relief-in-place planning session involving ENDF, SNSF and AMISOM was held in Mogadishu on 15 April 2013, during which a reconfiguration of forces for sectors 1 and 3 was agreed toin order to reinforce Baidoa and take over Manaas, while ENDF continues to secure Bardale.
Formally adopted at a consultative meeting of Somali stakeholders held in Mogadishu on 6 September 2011, the Accord is aimed at improving security in Mogadishu and other areas in southern Somalia; finalizing and adopting the National Security and Stabilization Plan; pursuing national reconciliation and outreach; finalizing and adopting the draft Constitution; implementing institutional reforms in transitional federal institutions; and organizing the elections of the President, Speaker and Deputy Speakers prior to 20 August 2012.
The Transitional Federal Government took a number of significant steps to strengthen its relations with regional administrations and civil society. From 26 to 28 November,a civil society meeting was held in Mogadishu. The 60 participants had been selected according to the 4.5 clan-based formula, with six representatives each from the Transitional Federal Government, the Transitional Federal Parliament, the regional administrations and Ahlu Sunnah Wal Jama'a.
Welcomes the signing of the Kampala Accord of 9 June 2011, which extended the transitional period by one year, up to 20 August 2012,the Road Map adopted by the consultative meeting held in Mogadishu from 4 to 6 September 2011, which outlined the key deliverables to be accomplished before August 2012, the timelines for the completion of each task and the institutions responsible, the resources required and the mechanisms to ensure compliance by the Transitional Federal Institutions;
The central region peace conference, held successfully in Mogadishu on 4 June 1993 between SSDF, SNDU and SNA;