Examples of using Model export in English and their translations into Arabic
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Model export file(first draft). zip.
Interpol expressed support for the wide adoption of the model export certificate.
Model export certificate for cultural objects.
To assist Czech companies, MIT has developed a model export internal audit programme.
Model export certificate for cultural objects.
(b) Using export certificates, and considering the UNESCO/WCO model export for cultural objects;
Invites the Director-General to promote the Model Export Certificate for Cultural Objects and its Explanatory Notes and to recommend to UNESCO member States to consider adopting it as they deem appropriate;
Inflatable sports game Whole set water park OEM Inflatable cartoon & model Exported to more than 30 countries.
(a) Adopting, in its entirety or in part, the Model Export Certificate for Cultural Objects as their national export certificate within the ambit of their national law for such specific objects;
The Committee also favoured, in general, its useas reflected in Recommendation No. 6, which supports the model export certificate.
My country would also like to express its appreciation for the development of the model export certificate as a tool to combat illicit trafficking in cultural property.
During the thirteenth session of the Committee, the model export certificate for cultural objects, which was developed jointly by UNESCO and the World Customs Organization(WCO) as a tool to combat illicit trafficking in cultural property, was presented by the secretariat.
Invites UNESCO member States toreport to the secretariat information concerning the application of the Model Export Certificate for Cultural Objects.
We also acknowledge the UNESCO-World Customs Organization Model Export Certificate for Cultural Objects as a tool to combat illicit trafficking in cultural property.
Other important developments include the launching in 2005 of the UNESCO Cultural Heritage Laws Database,as well as the elaboration of a model export certificate for cultural objects.
UNODC, within its mandate,should encourage all Member States to use the model export certificate for movable cultural property jointly drafted by UNESCO and the World Customs Organization, and assist them in its use.
Since the recommendation was adopted, a number of countries have informedUNESCO and/or WCO that they are adopting the model export certificate as their national export certificate.
Particular consideration should be given to the model export certificate for cultural objects prepared jointly by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the World Customs Organization. States are also encouraged to guard, monitor and police archaeological sites as a means of prevention.
(b) Better regulating the export of cultural objects by using,as appropriate, the model export certificate designed by UNESCO and WCO;
Considering the practical and legal benefit that a model export certificate for cultural objects would bring to States in the fight against illicit trafficking in cultural property in general, and to customs officers specifically in their work, if it is extensively adopted worldwide and therefore operates as a standard.
(b) Better regulating the export of cultural objects by using,as appropriate, the model export certificate designed by UNESCO and the World Customs Organization;
Welcomes the development of the model export certificate for cultural objects by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the World Customs Organization as a tool to combat illicit trafficking in cultural property,and invites Member States to consider adopting the model export certificate as their national export certificate, in accordance with domestic law and procedures;
Noting the joint work of the UNESCO andWorld Customs Organization secretariats in elaborating the Model Export Certificate for Cultural Objects and corresponding Explanatory Notes.
Also notes the Model Export Certificate for Cultural Objects developed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the World Customs Organization as a tool to combat illicit trafficking in cultural property, and invites Member States to consider adopting the model export certificate as their national export certificate, in accordance with domestic law and procedures;
Developed in 2007 jointly by the secretariats of UNESCO andthe World Customs Organization, the model export certificate3 is a tool for combating trafficking in cultural property.
In addition to promoting and assisting Member States in the national implementation of the relevant international standard-setting instruments,UNESCO has adopted a model export certificate for cultural objects, launched a Cultural Heritage Laws Database and taken steps to fulfil the recommendations adopted by the Intergovernmental Committee for Promoting the Return of Cultural Property to its Countries of Origin or its Restitution in Case of Illicit Appropriation at its twelfth and thirteenth sessions(held in 2003 and 2005, respectively).
The working group has studied the experience and lists of such countries as the Russian Federation, Kazakhstan and Belarus,as well as the European Union model export control list and international export control regimes.
The Office has encouraged all Member States, through the specific guidelines for crime prevention with respect to trafficking in cultural property,to use the model export certificate for movable cultural property, jointly produced by UNESCO and the World Customs Organization, and offers to assist Member States in promoting its utilization(see E/CN.15/2010/5, para. 10).
While UNESCO provides normative instruments(such as conventions), a forum for discussion(such as the Committee), information and training on the issues(such as publications, regional meetings and Object-ID training)and practical tools to assist its member States(such as the legislation database or model export certificate), it remains up to the States themselves to be fully engaged and to develop and implement integrated and comprehensive national policies to properly address those issues.
Export exclusive model.