Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Brahimi trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Years of family rule is‘too long': Brahimi.
For nearly two years, Joint Special Representative Brahimi has sought an end to the brutal and still worsening civil war in Syria.
There can be, there will be,a political solution if everyone gets together and works for it," Brahimi added.
Brahimi said his mission is“very difficult,” but he promised he will give whatever assistance he can to the Syrian people.
But she says they didagree to form lower-level teams to work with Brahimi on possible ways to end the violence.
The arrangements are being made to prepare for thisconference,” Arabi told reporters after his meeting Brahimi.
Asked if he would meet Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, Brahimi said:“I hope to, but I don't know.”.
Brahimi said that progress during the past few days of talks had been very slow, but the sides had engaged in an acceptable manner.
The former BK Hacken star believes he will form a good partnership with fellow Africans at the club including Aboubakar,Marega and Brahimi.
For his part, Brahimi stressed that the Syrians are the ones who could decide the shape of the transitional period in their country.
One, all the parties in Syria should strive to stop fighting and violence,and cooperate with the mediation efforts of Brahimi.
Brahimi, who saw Assad on Monday and is planning to hold a series of meetings with Syrian officials and dissidents in Damascus.
Money from the account, which was opened at the central bank in Kabul, would be delivered to the Iraqi people later by the U.N.special envoy to Afghanistan, Lakhdar Brahimi.
Speaking alongside Nabil Elaraby on Sunday, Brahimi estimated that 100,000 people could be killed if the 21-month conflict continues for another year.
Diplomatic efforts have so far failed to stop the bloodshed in Syria,but the new U.N.-Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi plans to travel to Syria this week in a bid to revive them.
Brahimi also plans to visit Qatar, Turkey, Iran and Syria before holding meetings in two weeks with the members of the U.N. Security Council in Geneva.
And both Minister Lavrov andI committed to supporting a new push by Brahimi and his team to work with all the stakeholders in Syria to begin a political transition.”.
Mr. Brahimi told reporters following a closed-door meeting that he had met earlier with Syrian opposition groups inside and outside the country to discuss his truce plan.
In a Friday meeting with U.N. officials,Algerian diplomat Lakhdar Brahimi said the Syrian people were the group's“first masters,” as he pledged to make their interests a priority.
Brahimi said the points to be discussed at the next Geneva round included violence and terrorism, a transitional governing body, national institutions and national reconciliation.
The speech wasseen by many as a response to U.N. mediator Lakhdar Brahimi, who has been meeting U.S. and Russian officials to try to narrow differences between Washington and Moscow over a peace plan.
Brahimi is trying to build on a plan agreed in Geneva in June by the United States, Russia and other powers that called for a transitional government but left Assad's role unclear.
United Nations special envoy Lakhdar Brahimi arranged the cease-fire so Syrians on all sides could celebrate Eid al-Adha, the holiday marking the end of the Hajj pilgrimage to Mecca.
Brahimi is on a regional tour intended to build support for the"Geneva Two" conference, which would be aimed at establishing a transitional government to run Syria and prepare it for democratic elections.
United Nations and Arab League envoy Lakhdar Brahimi is pushing forward with a regional tour aimed at building support for a Syrian peace conference, amid lingering questions about who would take part and under what conditions.
Brahimi, who was in Syria on the latest leg of a regional tour to rally support for peace talks, spoke about Assad in an interview in Paris with the Jeune Afrique website published today.
On Sunday, the U.N. envoy to Syria Lakhdar Brahimi urged all parties of the Syrian conflict to engage in peace talks“without pre-conditions,” adding that he hoped negotiations could take place in Geneva by mid-November.
In Geneva, Mr Brahimi will also meet representatives from the rest of the UN Security Council and Syria's neighbours ahead of the conference planned for later this month.
Brahimi, 78, has served as a UN special envoy in a series of challenging circumstances, including: in Iraq after the US invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein; in Afghanistan, both before and after the end of Taliban rule; and in South Africa as it emerged from the apartheid era.
Brahimi, speaking to a news conference Wednesday after all-day ministerial talks in the Swiss city of Montreux, said he has“fairly clear indications” that the parties are ready to discuss prisoner swaps, humanitarian access and local cease-fires.