Examples of using Basri in English and their translations into Arabic
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Basri Saleh.
Monther Jawad Al Basri.
Hasan Al- Basri Khazar.
Abu Abdullah al- Basri.
Mr. Driss Basri, Minister of State for the Interior.
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Othman Bin Sanad al- Basri.
Imam Hassan al- Basri Imam Ali Historical Mosque Al- Maqam Mosque Old Mosque.
Aldar Audit Bureau Abdullah Al- Basri Co.
On 3 August, Mr. Basri visited the MINURSO identification centre in Laayoune.
On 7 March, the Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, Bernard Miyet,continued those discussions with Minister Basri at a meeting held in Paris.
His car was going to follow yours to the Basri Air Force Base, but you begged off at the last minute.
Basri is working voluntarily for Muslims to enhance the understanding of worship, morality, social life and to have a better view of the outside world.
Of course, this was the intended outcome under Basri's watch, and his successors under Mohammed VI's reign have only had to fine-tune things a bit.
Mr. Basri further reminded the mission of Morocco ' s view that the 100,000 applicants currently not residing in the Territory would have to be identified.
With regard to the reduction of Moroccan troops to 65,000, Mr. Basri reiterated that Morocco had appointed those who would be responsible for dealing with the matter.
Minister Basri reiterated his Government ' s full support and cooperation to enable UNHCR to complete its preparatory activities as provided for under the Settlement Plan.
Additional elements were provided and, on 8 February, the Minister of the Interior,Mr. Driss Basri, informed my Acting Special Representative that the proposed programme required further discussion at Rabat.
Mr. Basri pointed out that, until May 1995, the Government of Morocco had contributed $25 million to cover the accommodation and food of MINURSO staff.
At a brief meeting with UNHCR in Rabat on 15 July 1999,Interior Minister Basri had conveyed his Government's full support and cooperation to enable UNHCR to complete its work for the return of refugees, in accordance with its mandate and as provided for in the Settlement Plan.
Mr. Basri(Indonesia) said that the situation in Indonesia ' s province of Aceh in the wake of the December 2004 tsunami had revealed the need for greater coordination of operational activities.
Albanians from the Ottoman Empire played a prominent role in the party, such as Basri Bey Dukagjini from Debre(modern Debar), Hasan Prishtina and Midhat Frashëri(the son of Abdyl Frashëri, who served as a deputy representative for the Yanya Vilayet in the Ottoman Parliament) who were among its eleven founders.[1].
Mr. Basri further confirmed to the mission that the matter of the release of political detainees had been discussed with the independent jurist during his recent visit and that Morocco intended to continue its cooperation with him.
On 20 and 21 July, Minister Basri, accompanied by a delegation of Moroccan government ministers, visited Laayoune and met with sheikhs, Moroccan observers and other officials.
Mr. Basri further agreed that Morocco would open additional offices to enable the Saharan population in all parts of Laayoune, as well as Smara, Boujdour and Dakhla, to complete application forms for participation in the referendum.
In a public address on this occasion, Mr. Basri noted that the provisional list contained 46,255 voters from Morocco(and the Territory), 33,786 from the Tindouf camps and 4,210 from Mauritania.
Mr. Basri and his colleagues pointed out that scheduling adjustments to the original timetable, brought about as a result of the cease-fire, impeded progress and resulted in an extra financial burden for the MINURSO operation.
Ade Salamun Basir was born in 1973 in Indonesia. Basri studied at the State University of Jakarta, where he received his BA at the Faculty of Education. He later received his master's degree in Social Development from the University of Muhammadiyah, Jakarta.
On 16 July, in reply to a letter from Interior Minister Basri on the issue of the several thousand reviewed cases, my Special Representative indicated that, for the sake of transparency, the Identification Commission would provide the parties with the list of reviewed cases.
With respect to such numbers, Mr. Basri put forward his Government ' s offer to provide the logistical and technical support for the identification of those applicants either by transferring them to the Territory or by transporting the Identification Commission to them with the aim of identifying 30,000 to 50,000 persons per month.