Examples of using Eritrean officials in English and their translations into Arabic
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Senior Eritrean officials and ONLF central committee members were present at the conference.
The Monitoring Group has also received testimony regarding ransomfees that have been paid directly to Eritrean officials.
Meetings with Eritrean officials did not take place in the margins of the African Union Summit.
The trafficking of arms and people is managed by the same networks using the same vehicles,and the same Eritrean officials are implicated.
The three Eritrean officials opened the meeting, and then let the conference proceed in their absence.
On these occasions the Mission met with top Eritrean officials, representatives of the Eastern Front and UNMEE.
The Eritrean officials told Colonel Hashi to make his request to the Eritrean representative in Mogadishu.
(g) Hosting of rebel field commanders and opposition leaders and the facilitation of field visits to their forces andassignment of Eritrean officials to escort them;
Eritrean officials denied the reports and said Ethiopia was looking for an excuse to start its own cross-border attacks.
The Panel also repeatedly requested meetings with Eritrean officials, but as of the time of writing has not received a formal response to these requests.
In relation to its mandate on Eritrea,the Group held two meetings(in Paris, in November 2013, and in Cairo, in February 2014) with Eritrean officials.
In meetings with Eritrean officials in Asmara in February 2011, the Monitoring Group requested additional information, but has received no reply.
According to numerous interviews conducted by the Monitoring Group with diplomats,former Eritrean officials and businessmen, much of this support is provided in the form of cash.
Many of the Group's former government sources retain active contacts within the Government of Eritrea and PFDJ, andin some cases were able to obtain information from serving Eritrean officials.
Multiple sources have described to the Monitoring Group how Eritrean officials collaborate with ethnic Rashaida smugglers to move their human cargo through the Sudan into Egypt and beyond.
The Monitoring Group has received numerous mutually corroborating reports from credible Somali sources andforeign intelligence agencies identifying several Eritrean officials engaged in such transactions.
Eritrean officials are routinely dispatched to retrieve money from their embassy bank accounts in Nairobi, whereupon such proceeds are distributed to various Somalis for their travel and operations in Kenya and Somalia.[350].
In April 2010, Eritrea introduced a new passport, and has informed the Monitoring Group that none of these newdocuments have been issued to Somalis(interview with Eritrean officials in Asmara, 28 January 2011).
At Asmara, since the Head of State was absent from the capital,the delegation met a delegation of senior Eritrean officials headed by Mr. Haile Woldensde, Minister for Foreign Affairs, and also including the principal private secretary and advisers of the President of Eritrea.
The Monitoring Group has established that Eritrea continues to violate resolution 1907(2009) by importing weapons andammunition from eastern Sudan on a regular basis and with the knowledge and direction of Eritrean officials affiliated with the President ' s Office.
He regularly hosts Eritrean officials who visit Khartoum, such as Yemane Gebreab, Abdallah Jaber and General Kifle, and was involved in the sale of millions of dollars of Eritrean scrap metal to Giad, a conglomerate of Sudanese companies, in 2010.[353].
Unfortunately, despite many efforts on the part of the Monitoring Group, Member States and the Sanctions Committee, the Group has yet to be able to travel to Eritrea,although some meetings with Eritrean officials have taken place outside of Eritrea.
Senior Eritrean officials, notably General Teklai Kifle“Manjus”, Commander of the Western Sector, continue to be engaged in arms trafficking to Sudan- a trade that impacts regional security as far away as Israel and the Occupied Palestinian Territory.
Finally, the Chair reported that he had requested the Government ofEritrea to facilitate another meeting between the Monitoring Group and Eritrean officials to enable the Group to continue its constructive engagement with the Government of Eritrea until the end of the current mandate of the Group.
Over the past two years, Eritrean officials have repeatedly met with Transitional Federal Government representatives, as the Eritrean position remains that the only way forward in Somalia is a Somali-owned inclusive political process.
The Commission finds Eritrea liable for economiclosses suffered by Ethiopian departees that resulted from Eritrean officials ' wrongful seizure of their property and wrongful interference with their efforts to secure or dispose of their property.".
Following the dispersal of the uprising, Eritrean officials made discreet references to diplomatic interlocutors regarding the Muslim faith of the majority of those who rebelled, indicating a deliberate policy of representing the uprising as a religiously motivated affair, whereas the rebel demands were political in nature.
An Eritrean directly involved in smuggling operations into Egypt explained to the Monitoring Group how family members are required tosend the funds via money transfer agencies to Eritrean officials operating in the Eritrean embassy in Egypt, and in Israel, in order to secure the release of their relatives.[359].
The Monitoring Group received various credible testimonies that Eritrean officials are resorting to coercive measures in order to extract payment from Eritrean nationals, including denying passport issuance and exit visas, and blocking individuals from shipping goods to Eritrea unless receipt of payment or clearance has been presented to the authorities.
Based on multiple independent and corroborating testimonials, documents obtained, and confidential briefings held, it is the assessment of the Monitoring Group that Eritrea is violating Security Council resolution 1907(2009)by importing weapons and ammunition from eastern Sudan and with the knowledge and direction of Eritrean officials affiliated with the President ' s Office.