Примеры использования Transitional government of national unity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Their further meeting on 10 June 2014 led to an agreement to establish an inclusive transitional government of national unity within 60 days.
A broad-based transitional Government of national unity composed solely of civilians will be formed through consultations with all stakeholders;
They should also begin negotiations aimed at achieving a political settlement to the conflict and establishing a transitional government of national unity.
We hope that the Transitional Government of National Unity will do its utmost to preserve the territorial integrity of the country and to promote a return to normal constitutional life.
The meeting decided in that connection to prolong the mandate of the National Salvation Council until a transitional government of national unity is established.
The Transitional Government of National Unity was assigned two main tasks: the organization of presidential elections within six months of its establishment and reform of the security sector.
I commend IGAD for its steadfast work in mediating the ongoing multi-stakeholder peace negotiations with a view to establishing a transitional government of national unity.
Following this agreement and after establishing a Transitional Government of national unity, pluralistic, transparent and democratic presidential elections for the Union of the Comoros and for the islands took place.
As a result of those consultations, an agreement was reached between the Armed Forces andPresident Kumba Yala on the formation of a broad-based transitional government of national unity.
Only a transitional Government of national unity would be able to secure the national unity of the country and to allow the launching of the major task of reconstructing and rehabilitating Afghanistan.
It notes that this situation unfortunately led to the outbreak of civil war in 1979 and brought to power the Chad National Liberation Front, FROLINAT,which installed a transitional Government of national unity.
A power-sharing transitional Government of national unity was installed in the Democratic Republic of the Congo in June 2003, following which UNHCR started to plan for the return of some 350,000 Congolese refugees from neighbouring countries.
Meanwhile, the latter agreement resulted in, inter alia, the inclusion of all South Sudanese stakeholders in the peace process andan agreement to engage in talks on the formation of a transitional Government of national unity.
The Ouagadougou Agreement established the Transitional Government of National Unity composed of 36 members, including a President as Acting Head of State and a Prime Minister from the opposition referred to as the Forces Vives.
Thereafter, and pending the implementation of a comprehensive ceasefire,the Government would consider an amnesty for the crimes committed during the crisis and a transitional government of national unity would be formed.
The members of the Transitional Government of National Unity and the members of the National Communication Council also participated in the work of this session, in accordance with the relevant provisions on the subject in the Transitional Constitution.
The parties agreed to set up transitional organs tasked to manage the country until the organization of a presidential election,comprising a Prime Minister, Head of Government, with full powers, and a Transitional Government of National Unity.
In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the Transitional Government of National Unity has been established in accordance with the Lusaka Ceasefire Agreement and the related Pretoria and Luanda Agreements, as well as the relevant resolutions of the Security Council.
That we need the help of, and appeal to, the nations of the world to assist us at this critical time of our history, andfurther appeal to the international community to recognize and support the Transitional Government of National Unity of Somalia upon its formation; and.
By its resolution 52/211 B of 19 December 1997, the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to authorize the United Nations Special Mission to Afghanistan( UNSMA), established under resolution 48/208 of 21 December 1993, to continue its efforts to facilitate national reconciliation and reconstruction in Afghanistan, specifically to bring about an immediate and durable ceasefire among the Afghan parties and to institute a negotiating process leading to the formationof a fully representative, broad-based transitional government of national unity.
The Council welcomes the outcome of the meetings between the Somali leaders held in Cairo and concluded on 22 December 1997, in particular their decision to adopt a federal system with regional autonomy andtheir agreement to form a transitional government of national unity and to hold an inclusive conference of national reconciliation in Baidoa through which a presidential council and a Prime Minister will be elected.
Council members also confirmed their strong support for the IGAD mediation effort and welcomed the next IGAD summit, scheduled for 6 November, as a further opportunity to press the President of South Sudan, Salva Kiir, and Riek Machar to urgently reach agreement on inclusive andcomprehensive arrangements for a transitional government of national unity.
Affirming the readiness of the United Nations to assist the people of Afghanistan in their effort to resolve internal political differences, facilitating national reconciliation leading to the restorationof a fully representative, broad-based transitional government of national unity and to the start of the process of rehabilitation and reconstruction in their country.
Calls upon all Afghan parties immediately to cease all armed hostilities, to renounce the use of force, to put aside their differences and to engage in a political dialogue aimed at achieving national reconciliation anda lasting political settlement of the conflict and establishing a fully representative and broad-based transitional government of national unity;
However, no progress was achieved on a power-sharing formula between the President and a future Prime Minister within a transitional government, or on details regarding the future system of governance. The 45-day deadline set out in the 25 August Protocolexpired on 9 October, without agreement on the formation of a transitional government of national unity.
On 23 January 2014, the Government and the Sudan People's Liberation Movement/Army in Opposition signed an initial Cessation of Hostilities Agreement. On 9 May 2014, President Kiir and former Vice-President Machar recommitted to abide by the Agreement.On 10 June 2014, they agreed to establish a transitional government of national unity within 60 days.
The world community must send a clear signal to the warring parties immediately to halt all hostilities, refrain from the use of force, set aside their differences and engage in political dialogue aimed at national reconciliation, a lasting political settlement to the conflict andthe establishment of a completely representative and broad-based transitional Government of national unity.
The Security Council commends the IGAD, as supported by the United Nations and African Union, for its relentless work in establishing a forum for political and security dialogue, establishing and operationalizing the Monitoring and Verification Mechanism for theCessation of Hostilities Agreement, and leading multi-stakeholder political negotiations to establish a Transitional Government of National Unity.
When the 60-day deadline passed, at an extraordinary summit held on 25 August 2014, the Heads of State of the Intergovernmental Authority on Development(IGAD) signed a protocol on agreed principles on transitional arrangements towards resolution of thecrisis in South Sudan, in which they called on stakeholders to conclude an agreement establishing a transitional government of national unity within 45 days.
In this connection, as requested in the draft resolution, the Special Mission would continue its efforts to facilitate national reconciliation and reconstruction in Afghanistan, in particular by mediating among the Afghan parties concerned an immediate and durable ceasefire and instituting a negotiating process leading to the formationof a fully representative, broad-based transitional government of national unity.