Примеры использования Permanent forum for dialogue на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Major opposition parties continued to boycott the Permanent Forum for Dialogue among the Political Parties.
Several meetings of the permanent forum for dialogue took place in the run-up to the polls, including on the financing of political parties and the status of the opposition.
On 7 October, the Government established by decree the Permanent Forum for Dialogue among accredited political parties.
The establishment of a permanent forum for dialogue on land tenure was to be commended, as it gave minority groups the opportunity to participate in decision-making processes that affected their daily lives.
I welcome the decision of the Government to provide a legal framework for the Permanent Forum for Dialogue.
The national dialogue was resumed within the permanent forum for dialogue, which brings together the Government and opposition parties.
Another significant outcome was the decision by the accredited political parties to create a permanent forum for dialogue among them.
In Burundi, the Commission's efforts led to the establishment of a permanent forum for dialogue and helped to create an environment conducive to the holding of elections.
During the closed consultations that followed, Council members welcomed the progress made in the peace process,due to the implementation by the Government of Burundi of the Permanent Forum for Dialogue between agreed political parties.
Five of the 11 opposition political parties,which are part of the permanent forum for dialogue, followed the decision of the FPI, although some party members may run as independent candidates.
Some of the parties have avoided participation in the mechanisms set up for that purpose, such as the Permanent Forum for Dialogue among political parties.
The African Union had already held consultations with the Permanent Forum for Dialogue among Political Parties and with the Electoral Commission about how it could best assist in the electoral process.
Council members welcomed the progress madein the peace process, due to the implementation by the Government of Burundi of the Permanent Forum for Dialogue between agreed political parties.
In Burundi, in October 2009, the Permanent Forum for Dialogue was established with support from the Peacebuilding Fund(UNDP), bringing together 38 political parties, including rebel groups 30 per cent of representatives were women.
We therefore believe that all of these initiatives in favour of dialogue among cultures,as well as those to come, point to the need to establish a permanent forum for dialogue among civilizations so as to draw peoples together.
It was the first permanent forum for dialogue between representatives of democratic States and, in a sense, it is no doubt the first institution to have envisaged the democratic imperative as part of the international legal order.
Discussions between the Government andpolitical opposition parties continued within the framework of the permanent forum for dialogue and through direct contacts with FPI, although formal discussions between the Government and FPI stalled in February.
Providing a"space" or permanent forum for dialogue between Government and representatives of civil society is crucial to ensure that the opinions of older persons as well as representatives of the academic community and other stakeholders are heard.
The commitment made by government representatives at the workshop to convene in June a meeting with the NGOs and to establish a more permanent forum for dialogue in the form of a mesa de trabajo mixto(round table) was a most encouraging sign.
The Permanent Forum for Dialogue among Political Parties had been established through a joint ordinance which provided, inter alia, that a minimum of 30 per cent political party representatives in the Forum must be women.
The Community of Portuguese-Speaking Countries is above all an institutionalized and permanent forum for dialogue and cooperation among the member States,dialogue that involves not only the States and the public bodies, but also the civil societies.
In Burundi the Fund supported the establishment of four new anti-corruption regional brigades andfunded a $3 million project through which a basis for dialogue was established between key partners in a democratic process leading to the setting up of a permanent forum for dialogue among 38 political parties, including rebel groups.
Meetings were held within the framework of the permanent forum for dialogue, chaired by Prime Minister Duncan on 7 and 17 January, to discuss issues related to the local elections, including the composition of the Independent Electoral Commission and the financing of political parties.
Under the auspices of the Prime Minister,the Government established two separate mechanisms of dialogue with the opposition:(a) a permanent forum for dialogue(cadre permanent de dialogue), comprising 11 opposition parties; and(b) direct contacts with Front populaire ivoirien FPI.
BINUB also supported the establishment of the Permanent Forum for Dialogue among Political Parties, renovated its conference hall in May 2010 and provided equipment for its office. On 16 September, ADC-Ikibiri announced its withdrawal from the Permanent Forum, citing, inter alia, lack of dialogue among political parties.
Baseline through 2011: Following the adoption of the 2005 Constitution, key new institutions envisaged have successively been established, including the National Communications Council(2007),the National Security Council(2008), the Permanent Forum for Dialogue among the Political Parties(2010) and the Independent National Commission on Human Rights 2011.
Finally, it was reconstituted the Consult that deals with problems of foreign immigrants andtheir families, and represents a permanent forum for dialogue and exchange between the central government and all stakeholders, and also acts as an observatory on the integration processes in the country.
Following the adoption of the 2005 Constitution, key new institutions envisaged have successively been established, including the Anti-Corruption Brigade(2006) and the Anti-Corruption Court(2006), the National Communications Council(2007),the National Security Council(2008), the Permanent Forum for Dialogue among the Political Parties(2010) and the National Independent Human Rights Commission 2011.
The Office helped the Government to establish and strengthen national institutions, including the Anti-corruption Brigade and Court, the National Communication Council,the National Security Council, the Permanent Forum for Dialogue among the Political Parties and the Office of the Ombudsman, while also providing support to CENI to prepare and hold the country's second post-transition elections.
Commending the Government of Burundi and the political parties for the consensus achieved in nominating the members of the Independent National Electoral Commission and the consensual adoption of the revised electoral code,welcoming the decision of the Government to provide a legal framework for the Permanent Forum for Dialogue among parties and recalling the importance that the elections scheduled for 2010 are prepared and conducted in a free, fair and peaceful environment.