Examples of using Doudech in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Walid Doudech has been serving in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs since 1989.
Mr. BREIER(Venezuela) nominated Mr. Doudech(Tunisia) for the office of Rapporteur.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) nominated Ms. Resch(Finland) for the office of Rapporteur.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said that its achievements in the area of decolonization were a source of pride for the Organization.
Mr. Doudech(Tunisia)(interpretation from French): I should like to put forward a small amendment to the proposal of the Russian delegation.
Mr. Doudech(Tunisia) said that the fight against international terrorism required an urgent and concerted response from the international community.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said his delegation felt that option 2 on exercise of jurisdiction was the one most likely to ensure the effectiveness of the Court.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said that his delegation supported the statement made by the representative of Costa Rica on behalf of the Group of 77 and China.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said that UNRWA ' s role was essential to ensuring that the peace process continued in an appropriate socio-economic climate.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) condemned the decision of the Government of Israel not to abide fully by the agreements concluded with the representatives of the Palestinian people during the peace process.
Mr. Doudech(Tunisia), referring to reservations to treaties, said that the Commission had acted sensibly by not calling into question the relevant provisions of the Vienna Conventions.
English Page Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) shared the view that it would be good for the Working Group to have the benefit of hearing the Ambassador of Papua New Guinea ' s ideas for integration.
Mr. Doudech has been occupying the position of Counsellor in the Mission since 1995. He holds a Bachelor ' s degree in international law and a Master ' s degree in political sciences.
Mr. Doudech(Tunisia) said that his delegation endorsed the statement made on that item under consideration by the representative of Thailand on behalf of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said that he associated himself with the statements made by the representative of Lesotho on behalf of the African Group in reply to the questions posed by the Chair.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said that dangerous and alarming developments in the Middle East were threatening the implementation of the agreements concluded between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said that the United Nations had achieved significant successes in the field of decolonization, as a result of which many peoples had thrown off the yoke of colonialism and exercised their right to self-determination.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) regretted the situation that obtained in the occupied territories as a result of the measures that Israel continued to apply against the inhabitants of those territories, despite the agreements that had been reached.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said that, since the signing of the Declaration of Principles, there had been significant progress which would have a beneficial effect on the work of UNRWA and also on the peace process in the Middle East as a whole.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said that, as a supporter of the rationalization of work, he seconded Papua New Guinea ' s proposal to integrate the work of the Subcommittee with that of the Committee by making the periods of their meetings coincide more closely.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said that a prerequisite for guaranteeing the peace process in the Middle East was to ensure peace between the parties and to establish new norms as the basis for mutual understanding and peaceful coexistence in the region.
Mr. Doudech(Tunisia) said that the reform of the Department of Public Information, which had been at the centre of attention at the previous session of the Committee on Information, continued to evoke interest on the part of delegations after the submission of the relevant report by the Task Force.
Mr. DOUDECH(Tunisia) said that the Serbian occupation of the former Yugoslavia and parts of Croatia was a flagrant violation of one of the basic principles of the Charter of the United Nations, namely the principle of inadmissibility of the acquisition of territory through the use of force.
Mr. Doudech(Tunisia) said that Israel's ongoing violations of the rights of the Palestinian people and its sabotage of the Middle East peace process had led to a sharp deterioration in the social and political situation in the region, particularly in the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
Mr. Doudech(Tunisia), Rapporteur of the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee)(interpretation from Arabic): It is an honour to introduce to the General Assembly Part II of the report of the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee), document A/51/588/Add.1.
Mr. Doudech(Tunisia) noted that the report of the Special Committee(A/52/131 and Add.1 and 2) was, as expected, much like its predecessors in describing a wide variety of human rights violations committed by Israel against the Palestinians and other Arab inhabitants of the occupied territories.
Mr. Doudech(Tunisia) said that international cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space was becoming increasingly important for a growing number of countries owing, in particular, to the significant progress in the use of space technology in the implementation of various projects, including development projects.
Mr. Doudech(Tunisia), Rapporteur of the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee)(interpretation from Arabic): I have the honour to submit to the General Assembly for its consideration 13 reports of the Special Political and Decolonization Committee(Fourth Committee) relating to agenda items 12, 19 and 82 to 93.
Mr. Doudech(Tunisia), on the question of how to strengthen the role of the Organization and to improve its functioning based on the provisions of the Charter, said that, despite its intensity, the debate, which continued to focus on what was in his view the extremely important issue of assistance to third States affected by the application of sanctions, had not yet yielded an adequate solution to a most urgent problem.
Mr. Doudech(Tunisia) welcomed the spirit of cooperation and the wisdom shown by the administering Powers and by the Special Committee, which had succeeded in reaching consensus on the text of an omnibus resolution regarding small Territories. That consensus had grown even stronger during the consideration of amendments proposed by the European Union to the draft resolution on the issue of the activities of foreign economic and other interests in the Non-Self-Governing Territories.