Examples of using First congratulate in English and their translations into Arabic
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Let me first congratulate our athletes on a splendid performance.
After all the guests assembled, the spouses must first congratulate the people closest.
Let me first congratulate you on assuming the presidency of this important forum.
Mr. ARMSTRONG(New Zealand): Mr. President, let me first congratulate you on the assumption of the presidency.
I wish to first congratulate you on your assumption as President of the Conference on Disarmament.
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Mr. Romero Puentes(Cuba)(spoke in Spanish): Mr. President, let me first congratulate Ambassador Gallegos of Ecuador for his excellent work as President.
I must first congratulate His Excellency Mr. Miguel d ' Escoto Brockmann on his election to the presidency of the Assembly.
Mr. Al-Hajri(Qatar)(spoke in Arabic): On behalf of the delegation of Qatar let me first congratulate the President on his election to the presidency of the special session of the General Assembly.
Let me first congratulate you, Mr. President, on the assumption of the presidency of this Conference at this crucial juncture.
Mr. Udedibia(Nigeria): Let me first congratulate you, Mr. Chairman, on your election.
Let me first congratulate Mr. Kerim on his election as President of the General Assembly and convey to him the support of the countries to which I have just referred as he conducts his work.
Mrs. Asmady(Indonesia): Let me first congratulate you, Sir, on your election to the chairmanship of the Committee.
Let me first congratulate you, Sir, on your election to the presidency of the General Assembly at its sixty-fifth session and wish you every success.
Ms. Golberg(Canada): Mr. President, let me first congratulate you on assuming the presidency of the Conference on Disarmament.
Let me first congratulate Ambassador Breitenstein and Ambassador Jayanama on their re-election as co-Vice-Chairmen of the Open-ended Working Group.
Mr. Quinlan(Australia): Let me first congratulate you, Sir, on your chairmanship of the First Committee this year.
Let me first congratulate Mr. Joseph Deiss on his election as the President of the General Assembly at its sixty-fifth session and assure him of my delegation ' s readiness to cooperate during his term.
President Stoyanov: May I first congratulate you, Mr. President, on your election to this responsible position.
Mr. Chair, let me first congratulate you on your election as Chair of the Disarmament Commission at this very important session.
Mr. PAULSEN(Norway): Mr. President, let me first congratulate you on assuming the presidency of the Conference on Disarmament.
President Remengesau: May I first congratulate the United Nations on its diamond anniversary, and may I express my country ' s full support for this international body in its efforts to build nations, to curb hunger, to ensure water, to aspire to economic and cultural equality, and to bring nations together to solve global issues.
Mr. Rupel(Slovenia): Let me first congratulate Ms. Haya Rashed Al-Khalifa on her election to the presidency of the General Assembly.
Mr. Shambos(Cyprus): May I first congratulate you, Sir, and the other officers of the Committee on your election.
President CLINTON: Let me first congratulate you, Sir, on your election as President of the General Assembly for this session.
Mr. Moraes Cabral(Portugal): Let me first congratulate you, Sir, for taking up the important task of chairing this Committee.
Mr. Kavan(Czech Republic): May I first congratulate the President on his election to the presidency of the fifty-third session of the General Assembly and wish him every success in this important position.
Mr. Butagira(Uganda): Let me first congratulate the President on his important assumption of the presidency of the fifty-eighth session of the General Assembly and to pledge Uganda ' s support for his presidency.
Mr. Svoboda(Czech Republic): Let me first congratulate Mr. Jean Ping on his election as President of the General Assembly at its fifty-ninth session and wish him every success in this important position.
Mr. Moher(Canada): Let me first congratulate our Chairman and you, our Acting Chairman, on your elections to the responsible positions you hold at this historic session of the First Committee.
Mr. TREZZA(Italy): Madam President, let me first congratulate your country, Kenya, and you personally for the important and challenging task of chairing the Conference on Disarmament at this very delicate juncture.