Examples of using Central multilateral in English and their translations into Arabic
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By building on the lessons of the past,the United Nations has become the central multilateral institution of international relations.
The Group of Twenty(G-20), which remained a central multilateral forum for the elaboration of collective approaches to address relevant world economic and financial issues, must strengthen its dialogue with the United Nations and its specialized agencies.
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change andits Kyoto Protocol remained the central multilateral framework for cooperation.
First of all, the Conference on Disarmament is of course the central multilateral disarmament negotiation framework, and it has for many years failed to meet this function.
The outcome document(resolution 60/1) is a broadly acceptable basis for further concertedaction to enhance the effectiveness of the United Nations as the central multilateral institution.
We consider theUnited Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change(UNFCCC) to be the central multilateral structure within which the negotiations on climate change should take place.
It was reaffirmed in this resolution and in the Final Document of the Sixteenth Ministerial Conference of the Movement in Bali, dated 27 May 2011, that the United Nations Framework Convention onClimate Change is the key instrument and the central multilateral framework to address climate change.
Yet we continue to believe that the Conference of Disarmament should remain the central multilateral body with responsibility for negotiating agreements, particularly those that are critical to international security.
He expressed Afghanistan ' s strong support for the Group of 77 and China position that the Framework Convention andthe Kyoto Protocol should remain the central multilateral framework for addressing climate change.
The European Union deeply regrets that the Conference on Disarmament, the central multilateral forum at the disposal of the international community for disarmament negotiations, has remained inactive for almost seven years, as it is unable to agree on a programme of work.
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change andthe Kyoto Protocol should remain the central multilateral framework to address climate change issues.
A serious impetus to the strengthening of the status of the OSCE as a central multilateral institution in the European and Atlantic region could be given by the growth of its leading role in practical international efforts to promote the settlement of the crisis in Kosovo, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.
The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change andthe Kyoto Protocol thereto remained the central multilateral framework for cooperative action to address climate change.
The United NationsFramework Convention on Climate Change remains the central multilateral framework for cooperative actions to mitigate climate change by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing their removal by sinks, and to adapt to the adverse impacts of climate change.
In this regard, the Ministers reiterated that UN Framework Convention on Climate Change andits Kyoto Protocol remains the central multilateral framework for cooperative action to address climate change.
The Ministers stressed that the General AssemblyHigh-level Committee on South-South Cooperation is the central multilateral policy-making body in the UN system to review and assess global and system-wide progress on and support for South-South development cooperation, including triangular cooperation, and to provide overall guidance on future directions.
In this regard, the Ministers reiterated that the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change andits Kyoto Protocol remains the central multilateral framework for cooperative action to address climate change.
The Ministers stress that theHigh-level Committee on South-South Cooperation is the central multilateral policymaking body in the United Nations system to review and assess global and system-wide progress on and support for South-South development cooperation, including triangular cooperation, and to provide overall guidance on future directions.
In this regard, the Heads of State or Government reiterated that the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change andits Kyoto Protocol remains the central multilateral framework for cooperative action to address climate change.
The Ministers stressed that the General AssemblyHigh-level Committee on South-South Cooperation is the central multilateral policy-making body in the UN system to review and assess global and system-wide progress on and support for South-South development cooperation, including triangular cooperation, and to provide overall guidance on future directions.
Indeed, Member States need to engage actively in the process of assessing the kind of Organization that will be best adapted to contributing to international stability,in order that it may continue to serve as a central multilateral instrument of global cooperation in the years ahead.
The United Nations, which represents a well-founded internationallegitimacy, and thus multilateralism, remains the central multilateral forum for addressing the pressing global issues and challenges presently confronting all States, including the issues discussed at the aforementioned Security Council meeting.
While acknowledging its limitations, the UN, which represents near universal membership and a well-founded international legitimacy, and through it, multilateralism,remains the central multilateral forum for addressing the pressing global issues and challenges presently confronting all States.
We stress that the High-level Committee onSouth-South Cooperation of the General Assembly is the central multilateral policymaking body in the United Nations system to review and assess global and system-wide progress and support for South-South development cooperation, including triangular cooperation, and to provide overall guidance on future directions.
While acknowledging its limitations, the UN, which represents near universal membership and a well-founded international legitimacy,and through it, multilateralism, remains the central multilateral forum for addressing the pressing global issues and challenges presently confronting all States.
In this regard the Ministers reiterated that UNFCCC andits Kyoto Protocol remain the central multilateral framework for cooperative action to address climate change.
While acknowledging its limitations, the UN, which represents a well-founded international legitimacy,and through it multilateralism, remains the central multilateral forum for addressing the pressing global issues and challenges presently confronting all States.
While acknowledging its limitations, the United Nations, which represents near universal membership and a well-founded international legitimacy, andthrough it, multilateralism, remains the central multilateral forum for addressing the pressing global issues and challenges presently confronting all States.
While acknowledging its limitations, the UN, which represents near universal membership and a well-founded international legitimacy, and through it, multilateralism, remains the central multilateral forum for addressing the pressing global issues and challenges presently confronting all States.
