Examples of using Eldoret declaration in English and their translations into Arabic
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(b) All signatories of the Eldoret Declaration to continue to participate fully in the peace negotiation with a view to achieving concrete results at an early date;
(s) The United Nations and its Member States to support the efforts that the African Union willdeploy towards the effective establishment of a mechanism for monitoring the Eldoret Declaration;
The Security Council expresses itsstrong regret that even after the signing of the'Eldoret Declaration ', fighting continued to break out in Somalia in particular in Mogadishu and Baidoa.
Council members were glad to learn that the Intergovernmental Authority on Development(IGAD) peace process hadmade progress, including the signing of the Eldoret Declaration.
On 4 November,President Daniel arap Moi transmitted to me a copy of the Eldoret Declaration, and called for the support of the international community and the United Nations in its implementation.
Since then, however, serious hostilities have occurred involving the militias andsupporters of some of the very leaders who signed the Eldoret Declaration and the December agreements.
Although the Eldoret Declaration was signed by all factions attending the conference and witnessed by the neighbouring countries, most factions have continued to both fight and import or receive weapons.
The Council calls on the armed factions to provide immediate safe access to these and other vulnerable populations throughout the country,consistent with the Eldoret Declaration and the Mogadishu Declaration. .
Although the Eldoret Declaration was signed by all factions attending the Conference and witnessed by the neighbouring countries, most factions have continued to both fight and import, or receive, weapons.
It is important to recognize that all parties at the negotiations signed the Declaration on Cessation of Hostilities and the Structures andPrinciples of the Somalia National Reconciliation Process(Eldoret Declaration) on 27 October 2002.
I hope that the Somali leaders will build on the Eldoret Declaration of 27 October 2002 and reach a final and inclusive agreement backed by a serious commitment to its implementation.
(e) All Member States and other actors contacted outside the region to cooperate fully with the Panel of Experts in its quest for information relating to the embargo, in accordance with Council resolution 1425(2002)and article 2.5 of the Eldoret Declaration;
The Security Council welcomes the Eldoret Declaration as an important step towards the overriding objective of ending the violence and the suffering of the Somali people and bringing them the peace they so dearly deserve.
They have signed the Declaration on Cessation of Hostilities and the Structures andPrinciples of the Somalia National Reconciliation Process(Eldoret Declaration), in which they agreed to implement fully the arms embargo and facilitate international monitoring.
Within Somalia, however, inter- and intra-clan fighting continued to break out in a number of places despite the signing, on 27 October 2002, of a Declaration on Cessation of Hostilities and the Structures and Principles of the Somali national reconciliation process(see S/2002/1359, annex),hereafter referred to as the Eldoret Declaration.
The Security Council reiterates that the Somali parties should abide by and implement expeditiously the Eldoret Declaration of 27 October 2002 on cessation of hostilities, and calls on the Somali parties to continue working towards a comprehensive security arrangement for Somalia.
The group of leaders who had endorsed the adoption of a charter in mid-September wanted the Consultation to be held as scheduled and the participants limited to Abdikassim Salad Hassan andthose leaders who had signed the Eldoret Declaration(S/2002/1359, annex) on 27 October 2002.
CALLED UPON all the Somali factions andleaders to continue to uphold the spirit enshrined in the Eldoret Declaration of 27 October 2002 and not to engage in any action that would jeopardise the Somali reconciliation process at Mbagathi, Kenya, that was approaching a conclusive stage;
During its second assembly, which was held in Maputo from 10 to 12 July, the African Union endorsed the Somali national reconciliation process and undertook to deploy a military observer mission toSomalia to monitor the cessation of hostilities as provided for in the Eldoret Declaration once a comprehensive agreement is reached.
The Security Council reiterates that the Somali parties should abide by andimplement expeditiously the Eldoret Declaration of 27 October 2002 on the cessation of hostilities(S/2002/1359), and calls on the Somali parties to continue working towards a comprehensive security arrangement for Somalia.
Noting with appreciation the conclusion of the first phase of the Somali national reconciliation process with the signing of the Declaration on Cessation of Hostilities and the Structures andPrinciples of the Somali National Reconciliation Process(Eldoret Declaration) on 27 October 2002 and the launching, in November 2002, of the second phase of the reconciliation process.
The Council urges theSomalia leaders to live up to their commitments under the'Eldoret Declaration ', to facilitate the delivery of much-needed humanitarian assistance, to assure the safety of all international and national aid workers, to provide immediate safe access for all humanitarian personnel, and to support the return and reintegration of refugees.
Another problem related to small arms and light weapons concerns the signing of the cessation of hostilities by the Transitional National Government andfaction leaders as part of the Eldoret declaration of cessation of hostilities on 27 October 2002 at the Somali reconciliation conference in Kenya.
These Somali Restoration and Reconciliation Council leaders contended thatonly the 24 leaders who had signed the Eldoret Declaration on the Cessation of Hostilities(S/2002/1359, annex) and President Abdikassim Salad Hassan of the Transitional National Government constituted all of the political leaders entitled to be involved in the selection of the members of parliament.
(a) All parties throughout Somalia to strengthen their commitment to dialogue with the objective of widening and deepening the process of national reconciliation and to abide by and implement expeditiously the decision adopted throughout the process,including the Eldoret Declaration and the agreements regarding the restoration of security and the reopening of the international airport and seaport in Mogadishu;
Article 2, paragraphs 4 and 5, of the Eldoret Declaration bound the signatories to implement fully the United Nations arms embargo for Somalia(Security Council resolution 733(1992)), and to invite the international community to undertake field-based and remote monitoring of the arms embargo, and to guarantee their representatives unimpeded and safe access, respectively.
In this regard, the Security Council welcomes the establishment of a mechanism by the IGADFrontline States to monitor compliance with the'Eldoret Declaration ' and their intention to consider appropriate measures against all individuals and groups violating the'Eldoret Declaration ' and December 2002 agreements.
The Security Council calls again on all Member States, entities and individuals to respect fully the arms embargo established by resolution 733(1992), as strengthened by resolution 1425(2002), and urges all Somali and regional parties as well as government officials and other actors contacted outside the region to cooperate fully with the Panel of Experts in its quest for information related to the embargo, in accordance with resolution 1425(2002)and article 2.5 of the Eldoret Declaration.
The Declaration on Cessation of Hostilities and the Structures and Principles of the Somalia National Reconciliation Process(Eldoret Declaration) signed by faction leaders on 27 October 2002 has been violated so often-- with impunity-- that it remains essentially without force, and a steady stream of small-scale" micro-violations" of the arms embargo kept Somali militias supplied with arms and ammunition.
Noting with regret that the arms embargo has been continuously violated since 1992, including since the signing of the" Declaration on Cessation of Hostilities and the Structure andPrinciples of the Somalia National Reconciliation Process"(Eldoret Declaration) in October 2002, and expressing concern over the illegal activities linked to the financing of arms purchases and military activities by the violators of the arms embargo in Somalia.