Примеры использования King mohammed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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King Mohammed, who solves all problems.
By launching the reform process, King Mohammed VI had pre-empted any popular demonstrations.
King Mohammed VI argued for Morocco's autonomy proposal and a confirmatory referendum.
I wish to commend His Majesty King Mohammed VI for facilitating the summit meeting.
King Mohammed VI declared that Western Sahara would be the first"region" to benefit from such reforms.
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I would also like to recall that His Majesty King Mohammed VI was among the first to initiate such a move.
In 2000, King Mohammed VI nominated him as his personal secretary.
On 3 March 2002,on the occasion of the Festival of the Throne, King Mohammed VI delivered an address, from which the following extract is taken.
His Majesty King Mohammed VI has graciously extended his royal patronage to the Conference.
On 30 July 2002,on the occasion of the Festival of the Throne, King Mohammed VI delivered an address, from which the following extract is taken.
His Majesty King Mohammed VI has launched the national initiative for human development in Morocco.
The efforts by Morocco to find a solution had led to the creation by King Mohammed VI of the Royal Advisory Council for Saharan Affairs.
King Mohammed VI celebrated his enthronement on 30 July and the thirty-fifth anniversary of the"Green March" on 7 November.
On my way to the Middle East,I briefly visited the Kingdom of Morocco on 17 June 2000 where I met with King Mohammed VI and Prince Moulay Rachid.
Indeed, as His Majesty King Mohammed VI has stated, terrorism has no religion or homeland.
The completion of Moroccan territorial integrity is an absolute priority for His Majesty King Mohammed VI and for the entire Moroccan people.
In the meantime, on 29 September 1999, King Mohammed VI appointed Mr. Loulichki as Morocco's new Ambassador-Coordinator with MINURSO.
Another example of the promotion of human rights in Morocco was the reorganization of the Consultative Council on Human Rights decided by King Mohammed VI in December 2002.
Since taking the throne, His Majesty King Mohammed VI has always promoted active solidarity for the least developed countries.
King Mohammed VI also called for defusing hotbeds of tension and combating the extremism that undermine international peace and stability.
The report is part of a broader regionalization process launched by King Mohammed VI and followed a critical assessment published in December 2012 see S/2013/220, para. 15.
However, both King Mohammed V and his successor, Hassan II of Morocco continued to emphasize that Jews enjoyed equal rights in their country.
The establishment of the Equity and Reconciliation Commission,following a CCDH recommendation endorsed by King Mohammed VI, with a view to closing the file on past human rights violations once and for all.
His Majesty King Mohammed VI had repeatedly underscored the irreversibility of Morocco's choices in the area of the defence and promotion of human rights.
The establishment of the Commission by King Mohammed VI represents a decisive step towards completing the process of democratic transition in Morocco.
King Mohammed VI had reiterated Morocco's position and its commitment to participate in negotiation under United Nations auspices in order to find a mutually acceptable political solution.
In his Throne Speech on 30 July, His Majesty King Mohammed VI renewed his commitment to Morocco's territorial integrity through the holding of a"confirmative" referendum under the auspices of the United Nations.
King Mohammed VI(spoke in Arabic): It gives me great pleasure to attend this High-level Plenary Meeting of the General Assembly on the Millennium Development Goals MDGs.
From the outset of his reign, H.M. King Mohammed VI had emphasized the need to integrate women into development in order to reinforce the equality of their social, economic and political rights.
His Majesty, King Mohammed VI, made a personal contribution to this effort by convening a summit of the three Heads of State of Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone in February 2002.