Примеры использования President kiir на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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President Kiir pledged, in that connection, to appoint a new Committee Co-Chair for South Sudan.
SPLM/A in Opposition rejected the Protocol,stating that it heavily favoured President Kiir and the Government.
I also urge President Kiir to continue the reconciliation efforts within SPLM.
On 3 September, the joint communiqué that was issued following the summit between President al-Bashir and President Kiir in Khartoum provided a step in the right direction.
President Kiir asked the designated Commissioners to collaborate in finalizing the necessary legislation.
As members of the Council are aware,yesterday President Kiir delivered a press conference to the diplomatic community in Juba.
President Kiir has expressed his determination to hold the new Cabinet accountable for performance as well as transparency.
Following this escalation of violence in Rumbek, President Kiir issued a decree on 22 January removing the Governor of Lakes State from office.
President Kiir has offered his Government's apologies and condolences to the Russian Government and to the families of the victims.
She announced that she had signed a joint communiqué with President Kiir, and she expressed hope with regard to the commitment of the Government.
Prior to this, President Kiir had issued decrees appointing a new Chief Justice of the Supreme Court and a new Governor of the central bank.
At the ceremony, President Al-Bashir reaffirmed his Government's recognition of South Sudan andpledged to work closely with President Kiir to resolve outstanding issues and build a strong partnership going forward.
Following the attacks, President Kiir directed SPLA to conduct preventive deployments in Jonglei State.
Following the adjournment of the peace negotiations on 5 October, the IGAD Special Envoys engaged in a series of consultations with IGAD Heads of State and Government, as well as with the President of South Sudan, Salva Kiir, opposition leader Riek Machar and other stakeholders, on the way forward in the peace process. On 22 October, the Prime Minister of Ethiopia, Hailemariam Dessalegn, the President of Kenya, Uhuru Kenyatta, andthe Prime Minister of Uganda, Ruhakana Rugunda, met with President Kiir in Juba.
On 26 August 2011, President Kiir issued decrees appointing a Government of 29 Ministers and 27 Deputy Ministers.
Welcoming the meetings of President Bashir and President Kiir in Addis Ababa on January 5 and 25 and in Juba on 12 April.
On 24 July, President Kiir signed a decree establishing the Greater Pibor Administrative Area, an autonomous area within Jonglei State.
Welcoming the meetings of President Bashir and President Kiir in Addis Ababa on 5 and 25 January 2013 and in Juba on 12 April 2013.
President Kiir again denied support to the SPLA-North and reiterated his commitment to resolving issues with the Sudan through dialogue.
Despite the commitment made by President Al-Bashir and President Kiir on 3 September 2013 to expedite the implementation of the 20 June 2011 Agreement, no concrete steps have been taken in this direction.
President Kiir has denied support for the SPLA-North and has accused the Government of the Sudan of supporting insurgent groups in South Sudan.
What began as a political power strugglebetween President Kiir and Machar, turned into a civil conflict along ethnic lines with the Nuer supporting Machar against the predominantly Dinka supporting President Kiir.
President Kiir visited Wau on 24 December, called for reconciliation and assured the public that those behind the violence would be brought to justice.
In June 2013, President Kiir removed two key members of his cabinet based on allegations of corruption.
In late July, President Kiir directed all State governors to similarly downsize their governments.
During the meeting, President Kiir stated that his Government would take measures to ensure the withdrawal of the SPLA and police forces by 10 March.
On 6 January, President Kiir issued a decree reinstating the former militia leader, Peter Gadet, to his position in SPLA.
On 1 August, President Kiir issued decrees appointing the 332-member National Legislative Assembly and a new entity, the 50-member Council of States.
In that regard, he noted that President Kiir and his newly appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs had announced a new diplomatic strategy towards the Sudan aimed at improving bilateral relations.
On 3 September, President Kiir visited the Sudan with a ministerial delegation for a one-day meeting with President Omer Al-Bashir. On 22 October,President AlBashir made his second visit to South Sudan since its independence.