Examples of using Eritrea wishes in English and their translations into Arabic
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Eritrea wishes to underline that its legitimate right of self-defence remains unquestionable.
As far as the true facts are concerned, Eritrea wishes to reiterate and emphasize the following salient points.
Eritrea wishes at this point to reiterate its gratitude for the Commission in fulfilling its mandate under these difficult conditions.".
I have absolutely no inkling as to why at this late hour, Eritrea wishes to raise issues with respect to the implementation of the Agreement that are manifestly bogus.
Eritrea wishes at this point to reiterate its gratitude for the Commission in fulfilling its mandate under these difficult conditions.
In proceeding to submit its full response through this reply, Eritrea wishes to put on record its strong objections to this erroneous and unfair treatment.
In the event, Eritrea wishes to underline once more that it will not accept any tampering with the Framework Agreement under any guise.
Secondly, despite Eritrea ' s comprehensive submissions, the whole drive to punish Eritrea, and indeed the current draft resolution, continues to be based on unfounded but gross accusations of Eritrea ' s" destabilizing regional role" and supportto" terrorist acts" etc. In this regard, Eritrea wishes to underline the following.
In the event, Eritrea wishes to emphasize and bring to the attention of the Security Council the following cogent points.
So what is the rationale behind this obsession against Eritrea ' s" potential purchase of arms" for its own self-defence in thecontext of a regional environment of heightened militarization? Eritrea wishes to highlight this dimension of the equation, not because it has an appetite for militarization, but simply in order to expose the designs of the architects of resolution 2023(2011).
At the outset, Eritrea wishes to express its disappointment at the decision made to deny it a copy of the report at the time of its issuance on 26 June.
In this spirit, Eritrea has and continues to press the United Nations Security Council to exercise its legal authority of enforcing the delimitation and demarcation determinations of the Commission(letter dated 18 June 2008 from President Isaias Afwerki to thePresident of the Security Council attached(see enclosure)). Eritrea wishes at this point to reiterate its gratitude for the Commission in fulfilling its mandate under these difficult conditions.
The Government of Eritrea wishes to express its serious misgivings on the multinational force of intervention on eastern Zaire that is, apparently, under way.
Eritrea wishes to underline that coordination and cooperation is necessary on vital issues to ensure the orderly and dignified handling of the situation.
In the circumstances, the Government of Eritrea wishes to reiterate its long-held views regarding efforts aimed at promoting peace and reconciliation in Somalia.
Eritrea wishes to reiterate that its actions and measures with respect to the operations of UNMEE are not intended to humiliate the men and women wearing blue helmets.
The Government of Eritrea wishes to avail of this occasion to express its gratitude to the Governments of the United States and Italy for their endeavours in this regard.
Eritrea wishes to reiterate that it remains committed to the delimitation/demarcation process established in article 4 of the Algiers Agreements, and to the boundary award announced by the Commission on 13 April 2002.
In that regard, the State of Eritrea wishes to reiterate its position of maintaining the one-China policy, which is consistent with the Charter of the United Nations and resolution 2758(XXVI), of 1971.
Now Eritrea wishes, in the statement by its Foreign Ministry referred to above, to imply and to shamelessly tell the world that it had redeployed from Badme in compliance with the OAU Framework Agreement.
In conclusion, Eritrea wishes to urge the Security Council to re-examine, in the interests of peace and justice, the multifaceted situation that is prevailing in our area in its entirety and complexity.
Eritrea wishes to underline again that it will not be plunged-- through provocations, enticements and other false accusations-- into this fabricated crisis to become a scapegoat for the failed misguided policies of certain countries in our region.
On the issue of terrorism, Eritrea wishes to bring to the attention of the Security Council its track record in genuinely and successfully fighting terrorism and extremism, which pose a threat to its harmonious society and socio-economic development.
At this particular juncture, Eritrea wishes to formally register its profound concerns about the contents of the report, which contains information that is clearly beyond the mandate of the Group and continues to falsely accuse the Government of Eritrea for violations that are not substantiated with solid evidence.
If given the time, Eritrea wishes to provide crucial extra information pertaining to this sensationalized accusation, which reminds of an earlier accusation by the Monitoring Group that Eritrea had 2,000 soldiers in Somalia, with detailed information on when and how they arrived and where and in what numbers they were deployed.
At this juncture, the Government of Eritrea wishes to underline the crucial role played by the French Government in brokering and making the Arbitration Agreement possible with remarkable competence and commitment, and expresses its gratitude for all its endeavours, including its vital contribution to confidence-building in the early days of the dispute.
However, Eritrea wishes to underline that the cynical posturing of the Addis Ababa regime that it has every right to invoke Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations" in self-defence" and launch another war of aggression against Eritrea is not only legally hollow but carries the potential seeds of grave regional destabilization and conflagration.
In conclusion, the Government of Eritrea wishes to remind the Security Council to take urgent and appropriate action so as the National Islamic Front Government in the Sudan desists from its acts of destabilization against the society and Government of Eritrea in contravention of international law, and stops its deplorable practices of forcible conscription of Eritrean refugees to fight its internal wars in violation of their basic human rights.
Immediate repatriation to Ethiopia through the ICRC of Ethiopians in concentration camps in Eritrea wishing to leave, as well as other Ethiopianswishing to do so;
Eritrea also wishes to reiterate that, in legal terms, it is entitled to acquire weapons of self-defence in accordance with Article 51 of the Charter of the United Nations.