Примеры использования To camp faouar на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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For this reason, part of the unit was deployed to Camp Faouar.
Since UNDOF headquarters has moved from Damascus to Camp Faouar, no provision is required for guard services.
Higher requirements under overtime andother travel costs were a result of the peak workload associated with moving UNDOF headquarters to Camp Faouar.
With the deterioration in the current situation, the security threat to Camp Faouar has been assessed as very high.
Savings under security services($24,000)were due to lower requirements attributed to the relocation of headquarters from Damascus to Camp Faouar.
When UNDOF transferred its headquarters to Camp Faouar, all construction efforts were concentrated on the completion of the new headquarters building and renovations of existing structures.
The security situation posed a challenge to the Force's logistical operations,occasionally preventing vendors from delivering supplies to Camp Faouar.
These projects and other repair work delayed the transfer of the transport workshop from Moadamieh to Camp Faouar since storage facilities were not available in Camp Faouar. .
In addition, a number of national staff were stationed in Damascus to minimize the security risks posed by the daily commute to Camp Faouar.
UNDOF also expressed grave concern to IDF about the firing close to Camp Faouar, which placed United Nations personnel in serious danger.
Owing to the security situation, UNDOF international staff and members of Observer Group Golan were relocated from Damascus to Camp Faouar and the Alpha side.
The UNDOF investigation further showed that the IDF response fire on 23 June came closest to Camp Faouar when it targeted two Syrian armed forces positions, located approximately 2 km from the camp. .
Savings under this heading were attributed to a decrease in requirements for rental of premises($91,000)as a result of the relocation of UNDOF headquarters from Damascus to Camp Faouar.
The rations containers are shipped to the seaport in Latakia, Syrian Arab Republic,delivered to Camp Faouar, inspected and received by the mission, and stored in the new warehouse.
The saving under this heading was attributed to a decrease in requirements for rental of premises($80,000)due to the relocation of UNDOF headquarters from Damascus to Camp Faouar.
Provision of security services, including threat assessment and risk management to Camp Faouar, Camp Ziouani, the representational office in Damascus, military police detachment"C" in the area of separation and 21 positions.
In 1994, the headquarters of the United Nations Disengagement Observer Force(UNDOF)were relocated from Damascus to Camp Faouar, which is some 60 kilometres from Damascus.
Provision of security, including security threat assessment and risk management, to Camp Faouar, Camp Ziouani, Representational Office Damascus, military police detachment"C" in the area of separation and 19 area of separation positions.
Bearing in mind the reported hardships incurred by the local staff upon relocation of the headquarters of the Force from Damascus to Camp Faouar, and welcoming the efforts made to address them.
In addition, civilian personnel were relocated from Damascus to Camp Faouar, resulting in the construction of additional office and residential accommodation and the upgrading and enhancement of existing security infrastructure in the Camp Faouar compound.
The overexpenditure under welfare was due to the purchase of satellite dishes with receivers following the relocation of UNDOF headquarters andthe Canadian contingent detachment to Camp Faouar.
Provision of security services, including security threat assessment andrisk management to Camp Faouar, Camp Ziouani, the Representational Office, Damascus, the Military Police Detachment"C" in the area of separation and 21 positions.
UNDOF local staff have had open dialogue with the UNDOF Administration andall outstanding issues that resulted from the relocation of UNDOF headquarters from Damascus to Camp Faouar have been satisfactorily resolved.
Regarding the 30 military contingent personnel redeployed in August 2012 from the base camp in Camp Ziouani to Camp Faouar, the Committee was informed that Camp Faouar had not had sufficient office and accommodation facilities to accommodate the increased number of both military and civilian personnel.
On the following day, 30 November,UNDOF convoys of armoured vehicles tasked to bring the incoming troops from the airport to Camp Faouar again came under fire to and from the airport.
The Committee was further informed that candidates for these two long-vacant posts had been selected and that the recruitment process would becompleted by end 2013, and that the delays were attributable to the fact that it was not possible to identify suitable candidates who were able to travel from Damascus to Camp Faouar.
Since it has been determined that the main power source of the Syrian Arab Republic was able to supply electricity to Camp Faouar at a lower cost, UNDOF decided to switch to electricity provided by the State of the Syrian Arab Republic.
In the light of the security situation and the risk in commuting between Damascus and Camp Faouar, the majority of international staff have been evacuated from Damascus to Camp Faouar and Camp Ziouani.
The increase in local staff salaries effective 1 July 2002 andan estimated $35,000 in overtime payments to local staff who drive shuttle buses round trip daily from Damascus to Camp Faouar has also been taken into account.