Примеры использования To conakry на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The outbreak subsequently spread to Conakry and Liberia.
The most recent Katex flights to Conakry were in December 2003 and January 2004, after the ceasefire in Liberia.
It is the country's largest hydroelectric facility and will supply power to Conakry, Guinea's capital.
These men were transferred later to Conakry and many of them were identified as Ivorian nationals.
Nor has the Panel identified any Katex flights among the flights to Guinea,especially to Conakry.
From 11 to 16 November, my Special Representative returned to Conakry in order to help manage post-election tensions.
At one key juncture,a United Nations helicopter on loan from our Liberia mission ensured the transport of time-sensitive electoral materials from remote areas to Conakry.
It is responsible for two Ilyushin 76 flights from Tripoli to Conakry in November and December 2002 with hazardous cargo.
In this context, I wish to extend my gratitude to the Government of Guinea for its cooperation during the relocation of UNOMSIL andother United Nations staff to Conakry.
For its part, OHCHR sent a mission to Conakry, Guinea, from 1 to 6 November 2009 to prepare the deployment of the Commission.
In another case,a group of 15 Guinean nationals was to be returned to Conakry on 17/18 March 1999.
By 1960, it was decided to move headquarters to Conakry in neighboring Republic of Guinea(former French Guinea) in order to prepare for an armed struggle.
A joint cargo insurance certificate obtained by the Panelshows that Renan and Pecos insured the transport of the two military helicopters Mi-8 from Chisinau(Moldova) to Conakry Guinea.
A joint UNOWA-United Nations Development Programme(UNDP)mission travelled to Conakry from 4 to 11 July to support the country team in preparing the project proposals.
The recent engagement in Guinea, for example, required the involvement of the Security Council, my personal intervention andover 40 working visits to Conakry by my Special Representative in Dakar.
He subsequently initiated a joint ECOWAS/African Union/United Nations mission to Conakry on 29 and 30 April, in an effortto pre-empt obstacles to the holding of the presidential election.
My thanks also go to the Chief Military Observer, Brigadier-General Subhash C. Joshi and the military observers of UNOMSIL,including those who have been repatriated following the relocation to Conakry.
In early January 1999, following the fall of Freetown to the rebels,the Mission was temporarily evacuated to Conakry, Guinea until 30 March 1999, after ECOMOG restored the legitimate Government of President Kabbah.
Lebanese diamond dealers contacted by the Group in Conakry confirmed the existence of ethnic Guineans in Côte d'Ivoire who smuggle Ivorian diamonds into Guinea's diamond-producing areas and to Conakry.
A preliminary study mission was undertaken to Conakry, Guinea, in February 2001 to identify training needs and distance learning capacities for courses in the field of international trade and the port sector.
The response, a copy of which was given to the Panel, shows that the ammunition was part of an assistance package of the United Arab Emirates to Guinea,shipped to Conakry in December 1998.
On 13 October my Special Representative travelled again to Conakry, where he discussed the potential for election-related violence with stakeholders in the Guinean capital, including with interim President Konaté and with Prime Minister Doré.
In the framework of the periodic consultations between the Head of State of the Republic of Sierra Leone and the President of the Republic of Guinea,His Excellency Dr. Ahmad Tejan Kabbah paid a one-day working and friendly visit to Conakry on 30 March 2001.
The Chair's second visit to Conakry from 4 to 6 September drew further attention to the need for an inclusive dialogue on the challenges the country is facing, including the organization of the legislative elections.
As I indicated in my report of 7 January(S/1999/20, para. 37),UNOMSIL has been substantially scaled back since its relocation to Conakry and now comprises only a small core of essential civilian and military personnel under the leadership of my Special Representative see annex.
A joint mission to Conakry, undertaken on behalf of the Commission by the Peacebuilding Support Office, the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP), and two non-United Nations partners, the National Democratic Institute and the Association of European Parliamentarians with Africa, sought to identify political and programmatic mechanisms for supporting the new Parliament.
The unutilized balances were attributable to the overall scaling back of operations of UNOMSIL as a consequence of the outbreak of hostilities in Freetown in mid-December 1998 and early January 1999,leading to the evacuation of UNOMSIL to Conakry, and the subsequent downsizing of the Mission's military and civilian components.
In particular, following President Yala's visit to Conakry from 30 April 2001 to 2 May 2001, he and President Conté signed a protocol on friendly relations and good-neighbourliness and called for the strengthening of bilateral cooperation, especially in the socio-economic and political domains.
My Special Representative was invited to address a meeting of the Peace and Security Council of the African Union on 29 December 2008 to consider the situation in Guinea,following which he undertook a visit to Conakry, on 3 January, to meet with the junta leader, Captain Moussa Dadis Camara, and other members of the National Council for Democracy and Development.
In this connection, my Special Representative paid numerous visits to Conakry, offering advice and encouraging both sides to engage in constructive dialogue, while at the same time building a strong partnership with interested regional leaders and key members of the international community represented in the country.