Примеры использования King mohamed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We wish His Majesty King Mohamed VI wise counsel on the path ahead.
May 1956: President of the Regional Court of Marrakesh Dahir of H.M. King Mohamed V.
Today, as we offer our sympathy to His Majesty King Mohamed VI and the people of Morocco, we mourn the passing of a visionary leader and pay tribute to a noble life.
That this is so is evident especially in the recent statements by the highest Moroccan authorities, from King Mohamed VI on down.
His Majesty King Mohamed VI gave an address in which he described the Construction Code as a modern and well-planned code with precisely defined mechanisms and a clear purpose.
A national initiative for human development announced by His Royal Highness King Mohamed VI on 18 May 2005 was also launched.
The Conference commended the efforts made by the Al Quds Committee under the Chairmanship of His Majesty King Mohamed VI to safeguard the Arab Islamic identity of Al Quds.
On that occasion, King Mohamed VI had said that youth was the bearer of great hopes, embodied the values of peace, justice and cooperation, and invested its energies in the service of sustainable development.
Hailing the consistent efforts deployed by Al-Quds Committee under the chairmanship of His Majesty King Mohamed VI, Sovereign of the Kingdom of Morocco;
A core objective of the INDH,which was launched by His Majesty King Mohamed VI on 18 May 2005, consists in taking long-term action to address the risks involved in opening up the country's economy.
The period following the submission of the third periodic report on the International Covenant on Economic, Social andCultural Rights was marked by the launch of a national initiative for human development that was announced by His Royal Highness King Mohamed VI on 18 May 2005.
On behalf of my colleagues in the Asian Group, I extend our heartfelt condolences to King Mohamed VI, to the other members of the royal family, and to the Government and the people of fraternal Morocco.
On behalf of the delegation of Morocco, I should like to express to you, Mr. President, to the Secretary-General and to all those who have spoken,our sincere gratitude for all of the expressions of condolence offered to His Majesty King Mohamed Ben Al Hassan, to the royal family and to the Moroccan people.
We reaffirm our support to the efforts made by His Majesty King Mohamed VI, Chairman of the Al-Quds Committee, as well as the efforts of His Majesty King Abdullah II Ibn Al-Hussein of Jordan in this regard.
In the 21st century property and real estate development in the city has boomed, with a dramatic increase of new hotels and shopping centres,fuelled by the policies of the Moroccan King Mohamed VI who has the goal of increasing the number of tourists visiting Morocco to 20 million a year by 2020.
As part of Morocco's commitment to its international obligations, King Mohamed VI, on 30 July 2005, made a statement asking the Government to amend legislation to allow a Moroccan mother to pass on her nationality to her children. This is a step towards ensuring equality between men and women.
The celebration of the fifty-first anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights was marked by a royal message,in which His Majesty King Mohamed VI emphasized the duty to respect others and the need to give priority to tolerance, constructive dialogue and peace.
According to AI, King Mohamed VI instructed the Human Rights Advisory Board(CCDH) to follow up the work of the IER, and in June 2006, Prime Minister Driss Jettou set up joint working committees comprising Government officials and former members of the IER to examine the Commission's recommendations, particularly on reparations and institutional and legal reforms.
But I have every hope that we shall be able to complete that work with his successor, King Mohamed VI, to whom I am sure we all send our most sincere condolences as well as our heartfelt good wishes for a long and successful reign.
We share with King Mohamed VI, his family, his Government and the people of Morocco their feelings of deep sadness, and we ask God Almighty to grant peace to the soul of King Hassan II and to afford him his rightful place in paradise, and to care for His Majesty Mohamed VI, for the sake of the Moroccan people, of the Arab and Islamic worlds and of international peace and security.
Expresses its support for the continuous efforts and the regional andinternational contacts of His Majesty King Mohamed VI, Chairman of Al-Quds Committee, to urge the international community to compel Israel to abide by all relevant UN resolutions.
Commends the strenuous efforts made by His Majesty the late King Hassan II, may Allah have mercy on his soul, in establishing the Baitulmal Quds Agency and enabling it to fulfill the Islamic mission of preserving the Islamic character of the city of Al-Quds. It also commends the fine efforts exerted in thisregard by his successor, His Majesty King Mohamed VI.
In this regard, on the occasion of the celebration of the fifty-first anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, His Majesty King Mohamed VI emphasized that"the role of schools remains central in inculcating the values of human rights in the rising generations, so that they become second nature.
Commends the strenuous efforts made by His Majesty the late King Hassan II, may Allah have mercy on his soul, in establishing the Baitulmal Quds Agency and enabling it to fulfill the Islamic mission of preserving the Islamic character of the city of Al-Quds.It also commends the fine efforts exerted in this regard by his successor, His Majesty King Mohamed VI.
Mr. Kaskarelis(Greece): In my capacity as Chairman of the Group of Western European and Other States,I would like to express, on behalf of all of its member States, my heartfelt condolences to His Majesty King Mohamed VI as well as to the royal family, the Government and the people of Morocco on the tragic loss of King Hassan II, a leading State figure.
This is a temporary state of affairs, however,since His Majesty King Mohamed VI said in a speech delivered to the members of the CSM on 15 December 1999:"We have decided to establish an Administrative Appeal Court in the context of the setting up of a Council of State at the pinnacle of our country's judicial and administrative pyramid.
On 11 April, I met with the Permanent Representative of Morocco to the United Nations, El Mostafa Sahel, who gave me a letter dated 10 April 2007,transmitting to me a document entitled"Moroccan initiative for negotiating an autonomy statute for the Sahara region" containing the initiative by King Mohamed VI of Morocco on the autonomy proposal on which Morocco has dedicated effort for some months.
Pays tribute to the laudable efforts exerted by the late King Hassan II to set up the Bait Maal Al-Quds Al-Sharif Agency and define its objectives as being the protection of the Holy City and its Palestinian citizens.Expresses its thanks to his successor, His Majesty King Mohamed VI who, accorded the Agency, his sympathy and care, placed at its disposal generous means that made it possible for it to embark immediately on its activities under the best possible circumstances.
In August 2006, the President of the United Republic of Tanzania commuted all death sentences on the country's mainland, estimated to number about 400, to life imprisonment. On 15 April 2006, the President of the Philippines commuted all 1,230 death sentences then in force to life imprisonment, a development associated with the abolition of capital punishment in the country. In Morocco,on 28 February 2007, King Mohamed VI, to mark the birth of his daughter, granted clemency to 11 persons who had been sentenced to death.