Examples of using Azopardi in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Azopardi(Government of Gibraltar) said that all the political parties were in agreement on the principle of self-determination.
At the same meeting, the Deputy Chief Minister of Gibraltar,Keith Azopardi, made a statement on behalf of the Chief Minister of Gibraltar and replied to questions posed to him by the representatives of Papua New Guinea, the United Republic of Tanzania, and Bolivia as well as the Chairman(see A/AC.109/2003/SR.4).
Mr. Azopardi(Government of Gibraltar) said that, although it had been proposed that the Government of Gibraltar should participate in the Brussels Process of negotiations towards the settlement of the question of Gibraltar, it would have had the role of an observer in a bilateral process; Gibraltar could participate in that process only on an equal footing with the United Kingdom and Spain, if it became trilateral.
At the same meeting, withthe consent of the Special Committee, Keith Azopardi, Deputy Chief Minister of Gibraltar, made a statement on behalf of the Chief Minister of Gibraltar and replied to questions posed to him by the representatives of Papua New Guinea, the United Republic of Tanzania, and Bolivia as well as the Chairman(see A/AC.109/2003/SR.4).
Mr. Azopardi(Government of Gibraltar) said that Gibraltar was a self-governing overseas Territory, like others in the Special Committee ' s purview.
Mr. Azopardi(Government of Gibraltar) replied that the population was aware of all the possible options for decolonization and that an information campaign on the subject had been conducted before the referendum.
Mr. Azopardi(Government of Gibraltar) said that the recent elections in Gibraltar had been conducted in full compliance with constitutional law and, as far as he was aware, no doubts had been expressed regarding their legality.
Mr. Azopardi(Government of Gibraltar), replying to the Chairman ' s question, said that Gibraltar ' s electorate unanimously supported the Government ' s basic position: the right to self-determination without interference from Spain.
Mr. Azopardi(Government of Gibraltar), noting the success of the Caribbean Regional Seminar organized by the Special Committee on the question of the development of the decolonization process, expressed the hope that future regional seminars would revert to the previous format, otherwise Territories such as Gibraltar that were neither in the Caribbean nor in the Pacific would be without a forum in which they could participate in a way that would enable them to focus meaningfully on their problems.