Examples of using Component continues in English and their translations into Arabic
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The military component continues to serve in extremely challenging conditions in the north.
UNMISET civilian advisers and civilian police advisers are working to enhance the professional skills and performance of their Timorese counterparts, while the Mission 's military component continues to support Timor-Leste ' s management of its security.
UNMISET ' s police component continues to train other special units of the PNTL.
The UNMISET military component continues to support the efforts of the Timorese security agencies in maintaining the security and stability of the country.
With respect to the Somalia Police Force(SPF), the AMISOM police component continues to support the reform, restructuring, reorganization and professionalization of the force though various programmes and activities.
The civilian police component continues to perform security duties, guarding the Identification Commission files at Laayoune and Tindouf and working with representatives of UNHCR in Laayoune on repatriation logistics.
The civilian police component continues to provide escort and other assistance to MINURSO as necessary.
The UNMIL human rights component continues to provide human rights training for non-governmental organizations and also for the interim Liberian National Police under the programme organized by the civilian police component and is carrying out activities to raise public awareness.
The MINURSO civilian police component continues to assist the Identification Commission at all active identification centres.
Furthermore, the police component continues to interact with members and leaders of the communities of internally displaced persons, augmenting public awareness on security and safety issues.
In the absence of a political officein UNFICYP, the civil affairs component continues to assist the Senior Adviser and the Chief of Mission in political and civil affairs negotiations with the two sides as well as in political analysis and reporting.
The UNOCI military component continues to play an important role in helping the national authorities to stabilize the security situation, with a particular focus on Abidjan and the west.
In addition to its training tasks, the civilian police component continues to maintain liaison with civilian authorities, in particular the judiciary, and to monitor the increasingly difficult situation in Rwanda ' s overcrowded prisons.
The UNMIL corrections component continues to work with the Ministry of Justice and local and international non-governmental organizations on the development of the correctional system in Liberia.
In accordance with Security Council resolution 2155(2014),the UNMISS police component continues to review specific opportunities for operational coordination with the national police as part of the national police confidence- and trust-building policing initiative launched jointly with international partners.
The civilian police component continues to perform security duties, guarding the Identification Commission files at Laayoune and Tindouf and working on repatriation logistics plans and related issues.
The UNMIL public information component continues to disseminate information on operational developments to international and local media outlets and to the Liberian populace.
The UNMIBH civil affairs component continues to carry out its traditional functions of liaison with local authorities and representatives of the principal governmental organizations engaged in the implementation of the Dayton Peace Agreements.
Meanwhile, the UNMISET police component continues to transfer its authority to the PNTL in the districts, while the Border Patrol Unit officers of PNTL have begun to assume responsibility for some crossing points along the border.
The remaining civilian police component continues to ensure the security of computerized information and other sensitive equipment in Laayoune and Tindouf, provides other assistance to the Mission and maintains relations with the local civilian police authorities.
The police component continued to assist with local police capacity-building efforts.
The Mission ' s police component continued the training of the national police.
The MINUSTAH police component continued to provide operational support to the national police.
The support component continued to provide effective personnel administration, training, financial services, health care, maintenance and construction of office and accommodation facilities.
The mission support component continued to consolidate and reduce personnel, infrastructure and material resources within the Mission.
The UNMISET military component continued to assist the development of the Timorese defence force through its skills and knowledge transfer programme.
The component continued to monitor the ceasefire between the Royal Moroccan Army and the Frente POLISARIO forces, which came into effect on 6 September 1991.
The Mission ' s military component continued to provide escort and security support to humanitarian assistance activities.
During the reporting period, the Mission 's substantive civilian component continued to facilitate progress towards a political settlement of the final status of Western Sahara.
During the reporting period, the UNOCI military component continued to conduct regular operations to demonstrate its state of preparedness.