Примеры использования Trilateral forum на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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As for the Trilateral Forum, he reiterated his earlier remarks.
Furthermore, the issue was discussed and resolved at the trilateral forum in July 2013.
In practice, the Trilateral Forum had replaced the Brussels Process, which had not functioned since 2002.
The Chief Minister stressed that the recently initiated trilateral Forum of Dialogue was the only viable way forward.
The Trilateral Forum was separate from the bilateral United Kingdom-Spain Brussels Process.
With India and South Africa we have established a trilateral forum for political consultations and joint projects.
In the Trilateral Forum, dialogue is established on an open-agenda basis, each of the three parties having its own separate voice.
Together with its United Kingdom counterparts, his Government had proposed ad hoc talks in parallel to the Trilateral Forum.
The trilateral forum for dialogue helped to promote cooperation among all interested parties, including the people of Gibraltar.
Rather than trying to pull the fleece over the eyes of the Security Council,Lebanon should be raising minor complaints in the trilateral forum.
The Trilateral Forum for Dialogue, which had become simply a tool for advancing Gibraltar's claim to sovereignty, had ceased to exist.
As far as Gibraltar was concerned,the only dialogue was the Trilateral Forum for Dialogue between the Governments of Spain, Gibraltar and the United Kingdom.
The new Trilateral Forum for Dialogue was functioning well and the initial agreements reached in September 2006 were being successfully implemented.
Instead of floating lies and drowning the Security Council in letters,Lebanon should be raising minor complaints in the trilateral forum.
The trilateral forum had met several times in formal session, and the parties were hopeful of reaching important agreements in the near future.
He therefore warmly welcomed the newly established Trilateral Forum for Dialogue, through which all parties, including Gibraltar, could express their views.
The Trilateral Forum on Gibraltar and the positive progress of practical issues that the representative of Spain had described were also welcome.
Although some observers might interpret certain recent events as a departure from the spirit underlying the trilateral forum, Spain did not share that view.
It was on that basis that a trilateral forum for dialogue had been established by the Governments of Spain, the United Kingdom and Gibraltar in December 2004.
The positions of the administering Power, the territorial Government andthe Government of Spain regarding the Trilateral Forum and political developments in 2005 are reflected in section VI of the present report.
The novelty in 2005 was the Trilateral Forum for Dialogue, in which Spain, the United Kingdom and Gibraltar were supposed to participate.
We agree that issues relating to Gibraltar can only be resolved through dialogue and, therefore,welcome the newly established trilateral forum on Gibraltar, to which all parties, including Gibraltar, can express their views.
Welcomes the continuing success of the trilateral Forum for Dialogue and the shared commitment to make further progress in six additional areas of cooperation.
The Trilateral Forum for Dialogue worked on the basis of an open agenda in which all three parties participated equally and nothing was agreed without full consent.
Despite such intolerable acts,Gibraltar remained committed to the established Trilateral Forum for Dialogue now repudiated by Spain, and still sought positive engagement with the Government and people.
Spain remained committed to the Trilateral Forum for Dialogue on Gibraltar, the sole objective of which was to resolve local cooperation problems that affected the welfare of the population of Gibraltar and the surrounding area.
For that reason and in order toincrease our national capability, we have enhanced our cooperation at the bilateral level with the littoral States through a trilateral forum, as well as with other countries in the region, inter alia, through best practices, coordinated patrols and information-sharing.
Spain did not accept the trilateral Forum for Dialogue, which had become a tool for advancing Gibraltar's claim to sovereignty, but viewed the British proposal of an ad hoc dialogue positively, as it could create a framework for greater regional and local cooperation.
Welcomes the continuing commitment to the trilateral Forum for Dialogue, including in the six additional areas of cooperation announced in 2009.
The Chief Minister concluded by saying that the trilateral Forum of Dialogue was functioning well and the initial agreements reached in September 2006 were being successfully implemented.