Примеры использования Unob на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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United Nations Office in Burundi UNOB.
UNOB continues to provide assistance and advice to AMIB.
United Nations Office in Burundi(UNOB) S/26757 1 June 2004.
UNOB United Nations Office in Burundi.
For unmik, unamsil,monuc, unob, unficyp, minustah, unmiset and unoci.
Director(D2), United Nations Office in Belgrade(UNOB), Serbia.
This implies additional tasks for UNOB and the resources needed to accomplish them.
They take note ofthe information contained in your letter and your proposal to strengthen the staffing and resources of UNOB.
He was deployed to UNOB on 25 February 2003 and the Commission was able to commence its activities soon thereafter.
Accordingly, the United Nations Office in Burundi(UNOB) was established in October 1993.
UNOB established permanent channels of communication between the United Nations agencies and AMIB to facilitate consultations and cooperation.
United Nations agencies in Bujumbura, with political guidance from UNOB, are gearing up to assist AMIB.
The United Nations Office in Burundi(UNOB) was established in October 1993 as a confidence-building measure.
After twice being postponed, the referendum on a post-transitional constitution washeld successfully on 28 February 2005, with support from UNOB.
At a meeting organized by UNOB on 11 September, the United Nations country team in Bujumbura met with the AU Commissioner for Peace and Security.
The Burundi peace process advanced considerably, following the deployment of the United Nations Operation in Burundi(UNOB) in June 2004.
System was deployed in 25 field missions and was implemented at UNOB and MINUCI(second quarter of 2003), UNMIL(third quarter of 2003) and UNAMI fourth quarter of 2003.
UNOB has also been instrumental in facilitating food delivery to CNDD-FDD(Nkurunziza) in the wake of the ceasefire agreement of 2 December 2002 as well as in October 2003.
The mission also benefited from the valuable assistance of the representatives of the United Nations Office in Burundi(UNOB) who accompanied the mission for its duration in Burundi.
The United Nations Office in Burundi(UNOB) was established in November 1993 following the coup d'état of 21 October 1993 in that country and the tragic events that ensued.
The system of the United Nations in the Republic of Serbia includes 15 residential agencies: UNDP, UNICEF, UNHCHR, UNFPA, FAO, ICTY,IOM, UNOB, WHO, UNODC, UNHCHR, UNOPS, UNIFEM, UN HABITAT.
In my letter to the President of the Security Council of 2 November 1999(S/1999/1136), I noted that UNOB would need to assume additional responsibilities to help in the consolidation of peace and security following the signing of the Arusha Agreement.
The largest of these is the Implementation Monitoring Committee,which was created under the Arusha Agreement with its Secretariat transferred to ONUB from the United Nations Office in Burundi UNOB.
The project was sponsored by UNESCO and the Agence intergouvernementale de la Francophonie; it was assisted by UNDP and UNOB with the cooperation of the Government of Burundi, and was funded through voluntary contributions.
The Joint Ceasefire Commission and UNOB are members of the Technical Working Group on the joint operational plan, organized by the World Bank, which delineates the operational roles to be played by different actors in the cantonment and disarmament process.
The Advisory Committee notes that the proposed requirements of seven of the missions are presentedin results-based format MINUGUA, the United Nations Peace-building Support Office in Guinea-Bissau(UNOGBIS), UNOB, BONUCA, the United Nations Tajikistan Office of Peace-building, UNAMI and UNAMA.
In my letter to the President of the SecurityCouncil of 2 November 1999(S/1999/1136), I noted that UNOB would need to assume additional responsibilities in the post-conflict peace-building phase in order to help in the consolidation of peace and security following the Arusha Agreement.
Since then, UNOB has played an active and constructive role in assisting the parties to the peace process in their effort to build and consolidate an internal political partnership, in supporting the Arusha peace talks and in providing information, analysis and advice to the United Nations.
I have the honour to inform the members of the Security Council that it is my intention to appoint Jean Arnault, presently my Special Representative and Head of the United Nations Verification Mission in Guatemala(MINUGUA), as my Representative andHead of the United Nations Office in Burundi UNOB.
In order to provide UNOB with the expertise and the capability needed to support adequately the work of the Implementation Monitoring Committee, the ceasefire negotiations and the political role previously entrusted to UNOB, increased resources were made available for the year 2003 see S/2002/1259.