Examples of using Istanbul commitments in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Istanbul Commitments.
His country was currently working on mainstreaming the Istanbul commitments into national programmes.
On the fulfilment of the Istanbul commitments by the Russian Federation, some progress was achieved and we look forward to the completion of this process.
With regard to the military aspect, I should reiterate our concern and deep regretthat the Russian Federation has not yet fulfilled its Istanbul commitments.
The main response was to reaffirm the Istanbul commitments and to call for the actions agreed upon earlier to be redoubled to achieve the goals of the Habitat Agenda.
The February senior officials ' preparatory meeting in Kabul laid the groundwork for theJune Kabul ministerial meeting by firming up some of the Istanbul commitments.
The main response, however, was to reaffirm the Istanbul commitments and to call for the efforts agreed upon earlier to be redoubled to achieve the twin goals of the Agenda.
UNOMIG ' s indication of the possibility of a military aircraft ' s presence on the airfield of the Gudauta military base makes it obvious that it is necessary to conduct an internationalinspection of this base to verify compliance with the 1999 Istanbul commitments by the Russian Federation.
We want to see theRussian Federation also implementing all remaining Istanbul commitments and completing the process of withdrawal of its forces from the territory of the Republic of Moldova and Georgia.
All developed countries should meet the target of 0.7 per cent of gross national income(GNI) for ODA to developing countries and agree to concrete timetables to meet ODA commitments, including the Istanbul commitments to the least developed countries of 0.15 per cent of GNI by 2015.
Speaking of the CFE Treaty, I would like to remind representatives that, despite the Istanbul commitments and CFE Treaty obligations undertaken by the Russian Federation, the Russian military base in Gudauta, in the secessionist region of Abkhazia, has not yet been withdrawn.
Moldova has declared its readiness to ratify the adapted CFETreaty after the Russian Federation fulfils its 1999 Istanbul commitments concerning the withdrawal of its military presence from our territory, which we see as a prerequisite for overall ratification of the adapted CFE Treaty.
The Permanent Mission of Turkey to the UnitedNations has the honour to forward the" Istanbul Commitments", the outcome document of the Seventh European Regional Conference of the International Federation of Red Cross and Crescent Societies, held in Istanbul from 20 to 24 May 2007(see annex).
The Russian Federation has thus honoured the commitments it made in Istanbul fully, completely and, incidentally, ahead of time.
Reports of the Conference and associated commitments will constitute the Istanbul papers, reflecting the substance and nature of this conference of partnerships.
Despite the processes already in place for mutual accountability,there is still a considerable lag in the fulfilment of the Istanbul Programme of Action commitments by development partners.
We also thank them for their commitments and support as expressed in the Istanbul Programme of Action.
The Istanbul Declaration11 reaffirms two basic commitments: a better standard of living and the full realization of the right to adequate housing, as provided for in international instruments.
It was vital that ODA commitments be met and that, as the Istanbul Programme of Action stipulated, aid commitments be reviewed and enhanced in 2015.
First, paragraph 22, in accordance with the 1999 OSCE Istanbul Summit commitments, supports the desire of the parties to complete negotiations regarding the functioning of the Russian military bases in Batumi and Akhalkalaki during the withdrawal, and notes that the visit of the OSCE experts to Gudauta was a milestone on the way to a speedy and legal transfer of the Gudauta facilities.
The CPR Committee notedthat all presentations made at the plenary reconfirmed their commitment to the implementation of the Habitat Agenda and emphasized the importance of keeping the momentum of the commitments made in Istanbul.
Iii. the partners hearings at istanbul: building consensus, making commitments. .
(b) Reconfirmation of the commitments made at Istanbul, which would incorporate.
It was therefore time for the international community to fulfil the commitments of the Istanbul Programme of Action.
In that connection,the Committee had taken significant steps to follow up on the commitments of the Istanbul Programme of Action.
The commitments made in Istanbul this May on agriculture, energy, infrastructure, water and migration would also strengthen the economic stability of LDCs.
Ensure the full implementation of the commitments on gender equality in the Istanbul Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries.
They have expressed the need for immediate and effective follow-up to ensure results anddelivery on the commitments made in the Istanbul Programme of Action.
In that context, one representative recalled the commitments made at Istanbul regarding assistance to developing countries for the implementation of the Habitat Agenda at the national level.