Примеры использования Yousfi на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Signed Youcef Yousfi.
Later: Mr. Yousfi Algeria.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) resumed the Chair.
Chairman: Mr. Yousfi Algeria.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) took the Chair.
Chairperson: Mr. Yousfi Algeria.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) was elected Chairman by acclamation.
Chairman: Mr. Yousfi Algeria.
In early 1999, Yousfi became president of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries OPEC.
The authors of the communication, dated 5 January 1999, are Abdelhamid Taright, Ahmed Touadi,Mohamed Remli and Amar Yousfi, Algerian citizens residing in Algeria.
Later: Mr. Yousfi(Chairman) Algeria.
The authors add that several more applications for release, dates unspecified,were submitted by Ahmed Touadi, Mohamed Remli and Amar Yousfi.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) had been nominated for election to the office of Chairman for the sixty-first session.
In the absence of further nominations and in accordance with rule 103 of the rules of procedure,he would take it that the Committee wished to elect Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) Chairman.
In the late 1970s, Yousfi was appointed as marketing vice-president at Sonatrach, and in 1985, he became its CEO.
Having concluded its consideration of communication No. 1085/2002, submitted on behalf of the authors by Abdelhamid Taright, Ahmed Touadi,Mohamed Remli and Amara Yousfi under the Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) said that slavery was one of the most serious crimes that had been committed in the history of mankind.
In April 2001, Yousfi was nominated as Ambassador of Algeria to Canada, before becoming Permanent Representative to the United Nations in 2006.
As Ambassador Yousfi of Algeria said, if I remember correctly, in order for negotiations to succeed, we have to properly prepare the ground for them.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) observed that in the current year, the people of Tokelau had in a historic referendum been given the opportunity to exercise their right to determine their own future status.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria)(spoke in French): First of all, I would like to say that my delegation associates itself with the statement made by the representative of Cuba on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria)(spoke in French): My delegation associates itself with the statements made by Niger on behalf of the African Group and by Cuba on behalf of the countries of the Non-Aligned Movement.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) said that the General Assembly's unanimous adoption of the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy had been in keeping with the spirit of the United Nations Charter.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria)(spoke in French): I would like to begin by thanking the Secretary-General for the reports made available to us on this agenda item and for the very useful presentation of the reports.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) said that, since the World Summit for Social Development, the international community had recognized poverty as a major contributor to all forms of crisis and conflict.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) said that the various reports of the Secretary-General on the issue of social development showed that the Copenhagen Declaration remained highly relevant, since its aims were far from being achieved.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) said that, paradoxically, globalization played a role in both the successes of some developing countries and the marginalization of many others, preventing them from achieving sustainable growth and development.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria) said that, in the absence of a global and long-term approach predicated on the principle of solidarity, developing countries' efforts to achieve development would continue to be impeded by structural factors.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria)(spoke in French): May I first thank Ambassador Marty Natalegawa, Permanent Representative of Indonesia, for his presentation of the report of the Security Council for the review period ending on 31 July 2007.
Mr. Yousfi(Algeria)(spoke in French): My delegation welcomes the adoption of resolution 60/251, establishing the Human Rights Council, as our heads of State and Government decided at the September 2005 World Summit.