Примеры использования Various afghan на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He hosts and appears on various Afghan TV shows.
It remains for the various Afghan leaders to focus their energies on promoting the interests of ordinary Afghans.
There have been continuing reports of defections from various Afghan security bodies.
In addition, various Afghan political factions presented alternative proposals aimed at solving the political crisis see E/CN.4/1993/42, annexes I to IV.
A clear framework to define the roles and functions of the various Afghan security forces is yet to be developed.
The Bonn Agreement was signed on 5 December 2001 after nine days of negotiations involving delegations representing various Afghan groups.
It is recommended that the United Nations begin serious andin-depth consultations with the various Afghan leaders on the establishment of a viable transitional authority and a complete and total cease-fire;
During this period,he has engaged in extensive talks with a view to bringing the parties together to discuss common elements in all of the several peace initiatives put forward by various Afghan groups.
Strongly welcoming the successful conclusion of the agreement reached among various Afghan groups in Bonn, Germany, on 5 December 2001,1.
Recalling the agreement reached among various Afghan groups in Bonn, Germany, on 5 December 20012 and the International Conference on Reconstruction Assistance to Afghanistan, held in Tokyo on 21 and 22 January 2002.
The Institute started by carrying out two assessment missions to Ghor in order tohold meetings with representatives of various Afghan justice sector institutions, governmental institutions and civil society organizations.
The Uzbek President had earlier issued a joint communiqué with the President of the Russian Federation, Boris Yeltsin,in which the two leaders supported the convening of such a meeting with the participation of representatives of the various Afghan forces.
The Organization of the Islamic Conference is prepared to work with the United Nations to convene a meeting of the leaders of the various Afghan factions in any location agreeable to the participants in that meeting, such as Jeddah, for instance.
In particular, ISAF is pleased with the progress that has been achieved in co-operation with Afghan security officials andin the promotion of better co-ordination between the various Afghan security services.
The Presidents support the proposal that the next meeting of this Group should be held in Tashkent with the participation of representatives of the various Afghan forces with a view to jointly developing possible ways of achieving a political solution to the Afghan conflict.
In the OIC's contacts with the various Afghan leaders, especially during its missions to the country, it has consistently tried to make them see the futility of resorting to the use of force and of seeking a military solution instead of negotiating to find a common, workable settlement to their present predicament.
On 29 June 1995, Sardar Abdul Wali Khan, the Special Envoy of Zahir Shah,the former King of Afghanistan, held discussions in Islamabad with Afghan personalities including representatives of various Afghan tribes and representatives of the Government of Pakistan.
Recalling also the agreement reached among various Afghan groups in Bonn, Germany, on 5 December 2001,3 the International Conference on Reconstruction Assistance to Afghanistan, held in Tokyo on 21 and 22 January 2002, and the International Conference on Afghanistan, held in Berlin on 31 March and 1 April 2004,4.
Convinced that the main responsibility for finding a political solution lies ultimately with the Afghan people themselves, and strongly welcoming andendorsing therefore the agreement reached among various Afghan groups in Bonn, Germany, on 5 December 2001.
Welcoming the intention of the Special Representative to convene an urgent meeting of the various Afghan processes at an appropriate venue and calling on the United Front and all Afghans represented in those processes to accept his invitation to that meeting without delay, in good faith and without preconditions.
As a member of the Ad Hoc Committee on Afghanistan of the Organization of the Islamic Conference(OIC), Tunisia has made continuous efforts within the framework of the OIC, on the bilateral level andin other forums to bring home to the international community and the various Afghan parties the need to settle the conflict.
Recalling also the agreement reached among various Afghan groups in Bonn, Germany, on 5 December 2001,2 the International Conference on Reconstruction Assistance to Afghanistan, held in Tokyo on 21 and 22 January 2002, and the International Conference on Afghanistan held in Berlin on 31 March and 1 April 2004, and reminding donors to fulfil their commitments in this regard.
It is indeed ironic that the Government in Kabul, which controls no more than 5 of the 32 provinces of Afghanistan, has sought to blame Pakistan for its failure to restore peace and stability in Afghanistan orto be able to bring together the various Afghan factions for negotiations that would facilitate a peaceful and durable political settlement in Afghanistan.
The Agreement on Provisional Arrangements in Afghanistan Pending the Re-Establishment of Permanent Government Institutions concluded among various Afghan Groups in Bonn, Germany on 5 December 2001,7 called for the establishment of a broad-based, multi-ethnic, fully representative and gender-sensitive Government, which respects the human rights of all Afghans and the international obligations of Afghanistan.
The Conference decided to take appropriate follow-up measures at the regional level within the framework of the United Nations, with a view to actively pursuing ways and means of bringing about cessation of internal hostilities andfacilitating the ongoing peacemaking efforts, in contact and collaboration with various Afghan groups, pertinent international organizations and States with interest and influence.
In the discussions with various Afghan leaders during these missions, the convening of a meeting of representatives of all Afghan factions inside and outside Afghanistan to explore and develop a commonly acceptable framework for addressing the country's political and security issues, including a peaceful transfer of power, has been proposed and actively pursued, in accordance with relevant United Nations and OIC resolutions.
The main reason is the continued internal conflict in Afghanistan, the destruction of the Afghan economy and infrastructure andthe presence of land-mines in the fields and villages. Pakistan hopes that the various Afghan groups will reach agreement for national reconciliation and end their fratricidal conflict and thus create conditions conducive for the return of the Afghan refugees.
Convinced that the main responsibility for finding a political solution lies with the Afghan people themselves, expressing in this regard its full support for President Karzai and the Afghan Transitional Administration, andreaffirming its continued support for the implementation of the provisions of the agreement reached among various Afghan groups in Bonn, Germany, on 5 December 2001, including the holding of free and fair elections in 2004.
Convinced that the main responsibility for finding a political solution lies with the Afghan people themselves, andreaffirming therefore its continued support for the implementation of the provisions of the agreement reached among various Afghan groups in Bonn, Germany, on 5 December 2001, including the holding of free and fair elections for a representative government in 2004.