Examples of using Michaelides in English and their translations into Arabic
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Fotini Michaelides.
Mr. Michaelides(Cyprus), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, reminded the representative of Turkey that the Government of Cyprus was the only internationally recognized Government on the island.
Alexis Michaelides.
Mr. Michaelides(Cyprus), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, repeated that the Security Council resolutions considered as“illegal and invalid” the measures taken by the Turkish Cypriot government.
Mr. Petros Michaelides.
At that meeting, Mr. Michaelides repeated his side ' s well-known rhetoric of" invasion and occupation" of Cyprus.
Mr. Petros Michaelides.
Mr. Michaelides ' assertions to the effect that the demographic structure of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus is being changed through the influx of people from mainland Turkey is both false and hypocritical.
Mr. Petros Michaelides.
Contrary to Mr. Michaelides ' allegations, therefore, Turkey protected the International Agreements on Cyprus while Greece and the Greek Cypriots have consistently violated and tried to destroy their very basis.
At the 20th meeting, on 13 February 1995,Mr. Alecos P. Michaelides, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cyprus, addressed the Commission.
I have the honour to enclose herewith a copy of a letter dated 29 March 1995 addressed to you by H.E. Mr. Atay A. Raşit, Minister for Foreign Affairs andDefence, in connection with a previous letter addressed to you by the Greek Cypriot Foreign Minister, Mr. Alecos Michaelides(A/49/865-S/1995/202).
Mr. Petros Michaelides(Cyprus).
It is ironic that Makarios ' words, as part of his speech on 19 July 1974,were spoken in the very building in which Mr. Michaelides unabashedly accused Turkey of invading Cyprus.
Since April 1999 Mr. Michaelides is a practicing lawyer- legal consultant in Nicosia.
Upon instructions from my Government, I have the honour to transmit herewith a letter dated 14 March1995 addressed to you by H.E. Mr. Alecos Michaelides, Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus.
This progress, together with my meeting with Mr. Michaelides on 16 June, had a bearing on the options set out in paragraphs 56 to 63 of my report dated 30 May 1994.
I am, therefore, addressing this communication to you in the hope that the views presented below will go some way in redressing the utterly imbalanced and unfair situation created by these developments,particularly Mr. Michaelides ' one-sided presentation of the issue to the members of the Security Council.
On the other hand, the Interior Minister of the Greek Cypriot administration,Mr. Dinos Michaelides, in a message he sent to Greek Cypriots living in the United States of America, is reported to have made the following belligerent remarks.
I have the honour to enclose herewith the text of a letter dated 4 September 1996 addressed to the President of the Security Council, Mr. Alfredo Lopes Cabral, from the Foreign Minister of the Republic of Cyprus,Mr. Alecos Michaelides, regarding the recent tragic events that took place in the United Nations buffer zone at Dherynia.
On 16 June, I met theForeign Minister of Cyprus, Mr. Alecos Michaelides, in New York and described to him my plan to address a letter to both leaders which would state my intention to proceed with implementation of the package on the basis of the 21 March paper and clarifications of certain points of it, which would be set out in my letter.
The Subcommittee was represented by the following members: Mari Amos,Petros Michaelides(Head of the delegation), Christian Pross and Fortuné Gaetan Zongo.
At that meeting, Mr. Michaelides stated that for the Greek Cypriot side it was of great importance that the United Nations should exercise the option provided for in paragraphs 16 and 39 of the 21 March paper of collecting customs duties on goods imported through Varosha and Nicosia International Airport, in order to avoid any economic distortions that might otherwise occur.
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The report from which Mr. Michaelides is said to have quoted at the meeting(S/1994/629 of 30 May 1994), purportedly as evidence of Turkish Cypriot" intransigence", was in fact complemented by a subsequent letter by the Secretary-General, which corrects that assessment and any mistaken impression in that regard(see the letter from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council dated 28 June 1994).
Around 12.00 noon, the British High Commissioner in Cyprus communicated with the Foreign Minister,Mr. Alecos Michaelides, with whom he talked about the incident, informing him that there were two Turks wounded on the ship and asking whether aid could be given to them by helicopter.
At the outset, I wish to point out that, forreasons which are well known to all and need not be repeated here, neither Mr. Michaelides nor any member of the Greek Cypriot administration of Southern Cyprus has the right or authority to represent Cyprus as a whole at the United Nations or anywhere else.
Further to previous correspondence on the subject ending with the letter, dated 25 July 1995, addressed to you by the Foreign Minister,Mr. Alecos Michaelides, I would like to refer to the UNFICYP humanitarian review on members of the Turkish Cypriot community residing in the free areas of the Republic and to inform you of the following.