Примеры использования Supreme council reviewed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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On the Sudanese issue, the Supreme Council reviewed developments and affirmed the following.
In accordance with the Supreme Council's resolutions on education and, in particular, the contents of the vision statement presented by His Royal Highness PrinceAbdullah bin Abdul Aziz, and recognizing its importance for the overall development of education, the Supreme Council reviewed the progress made towards implementation of the joint plan on the development of public education curricula.
The Supreme Council reviewed the achievements scored, since its last session, in the development of cooperation in all fields.
Mindful of the concern shown by the GCC leaders to promote joint cooperation in all fields, the Supreme Council reviewed the follow-up reports and recommendations submitted to it by the Ministerial Council. .
The Supreme Council reviewed the recommendations of the Ministerial Council on cooperation in matters relating to man and the environment.
In May 2006 the working group on arrangements for the first meeting of the fifth convocation of the Supreme Council reviewed the list of committees to put be to a vote for approval in the Supreme Council. .
The Supreme Council reviewed the report on the"smart card" project and status of the project in the various GCC States.
Noting the desire of the leaders of the GCC States to enhance andbroaden their cooperation, the Supreme Council reviewed follow-up reports and recommendations submitted by the Ministerial Council, and took the following decisions.
The Supreme Council reviewed the tragic developments in Lebanon and expressed the positions of the GCC States with regard to that matter as follows.
In keeping with the desire of the leaders of the GCC States to promote broader andmore comprehensive cooperation, the Supreme Council reviewed the recommendations and follow-up reports submitted by the Ministerial Council and took the necessary decisions with regard to them, as follows.
The Supreme Council reviewed the progress made in economic cooperation and the succession of steps taken with a view to establishing a customs union for member States.
In the context of economic relations between the GCC States, other States andinternational groups, the Supreme Council reviewed developments during 2006 and the conduct of negotiations for the establishment of free trade zones between GCC States and a number of States and economic groupings.
The Supreme Council reviewed developments in the Lockerbie crisis and the response of the parties concerned to the diplomatic initiatives put forward with a view to resolving the issue.
In the military sphere, the Supreme Council reviewed the outcome of the fifth periodic meeting of the Joint Defence Council. .
The Supreme Council reviewed developments in the matter of the Iranian occupation of the three islands of the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa belonging to the United Arab Emirates.
With regard to the situation in Somalia, the Supreme Council reviewed ongoing developments, including the continued conflict and series of crises between the Government of Somalia and the Union of Islamic Courts.
The Supreme Council reviewed the latest developments in the Palestinian issue and emphasized that the achievement of a comprehensive, just and lasting peace depended on Israel's complete withdrawal from the Arab territories occupied in 1967, namely Palestine, the occupied Syrian Golan and the land that it continued to occupy in the south of Lebanon, and on the establishment of an independent Palestinian State with East Jerusalem as its capital.
With regard to the timetable for the establishment of the GCC Monetary Union, the Supreme Council reviewed the Secretariat's report on steps taken in this area and approved the financial and monetary criteria for economic convergence agreed on by the Committee on Financial and Economic Cooperation and the Committee of Governors of Monetary Agencies and Central Banks.
The Supreme Council reviewed recent developments in the situation with regard to Iran's occupation of the Greater Tunb, the Lesser Tunb and Abu Musa, three islands belonging to the United Arab Emirates.
In the military sphere, the Supreme Council reviewed the results of the fourth meeting of the Joint Defence Council, held in the Kingdom of Bahrain on 22 Sha'ban AH 1426, corresponding to 26 September 2005.
The Supreme Council reviewed the report of the Secretariat on steps taken to implement the timetable for the establishment of a GCC monetary union and issuing a uniform currency.
In the area of security coordination and cooperation, the Supreme Council reviewed progress among member States in the light of the decisions of the twenty-fifth meeting of Ministers of the Interior of the GCC States on mechanisms and procedures to enhance security coordination and cooperation among member States.
The Supreme Council reviewed the report of the Secretariat on follow-up steps taken with regard to the comprehensive development of education and the joint plan to develop public education curricula.
In the area of human andenvironmental affairs, the Supreme Council reviewed the follow-up report submitted by the Secretariat on steps taken by member States to implement a uniform system of insurance protection for GCC State nationals working abroad in other member States, and the cost of the efforts made in this regard.
The Supreme Council reviewed the report on the Gulf common market and on the steps taken to implement the programme adopted by the Council at its previous session for the creation of such a market by the end of 2007.
The Supreme Council reviewed recent developments in the Palestinian territory and the Middle East peace process, and declared the positions of the GCC States with respect to them as follows.
The Supreme Council reviewed the steps taken by member States to strengthen the Arabian Gulf University pursuant to the decision of the Supreme Council at its twelfth session at Kuwait in 1991.
The Supreme Council reviewed the situation in the Republic of Bosnia and Herzegovina and welcomed the fact that on 21 November 1995, the parties to the conflict had been able to sign the Dayton agreement on peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Supreme Council reviewed the progress made in economic cooperation and appraised the steps taken for the establishment of the GCC Customs Union and the stages through which the process of agreeing on a unified customs tariff had passed.
The Supreme Council reviewed the work of its Committee of Three entrusted with the task of elaborating a mechanism to initiate direct negotiations between the United Arab Emirates and the Islamic Republic of Iran on the question of the three islands.