Examples of using Oslo progress in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Oslo Progress Party.
The Meeting was encouraged by the progress made in the implementation of the Vientiane Action Plan andwarmly welcomed the" Oslo progress report: monitoring progress in implementing the Vientiane Action Plan between the Second and the Third Meetings of States Parties", as contained in annex I.
Oslo progress report Monitoring progress in implementing the Vientiane Action Plan between the Second and Third Meetings of States Parties.
Before the local election in Oslo in 2011, the Oslo Progress Party decided that they would no longer support the project due to economic concerns.
The Oslo Progress Report is submitted by the President of the 2MSP assisted by the Coordinators on General Status and Operation of the Convention, Zambia and Holy See, and the Executive Coordinator(UNDP).
Since the publication of the Oslo Progress Report, an additional 15 States Parties have submitted initial reports.
At the Third Meeting of the States Parties to the Convention, held in Oslo from 11 to 14 September 2012, reviewed progress,welcomed the Oslo progress report on implementing the Vientiane Action Plan adopted at the First Meeting of the States Parties and discussed the establishment of an implementation support unit, mandating the President to present establishment and funding model proposals to States parties for approval.
We hope that the Oslo process will lead to progress in disarmament negotiations, leading to the complete elimination of nuclear weapons and subsequently of all weapons of mass destruction.
At the meeting of the Committee held in June 2008, the Oslo Group submitted a progress report on its work and delivered a presentation on the main issues with respect to concepts and the use of terminology.
After the Oslo agreements, it has been impossible to make any kind of progress on that aspect.
It would have been more appropriate for her to focus on urging theinternational community to fulfil the commitments made at the Oslo donors ' conference in order to ensure continued progress in reconstruction, human rights and the resolution of outstanding issues.
It is clear that the progress made from Oslo to Madrid and the present is now seriously threatened.
We are also pleased to note that this progress has led to the recent Oslo gathering.
The six-point Agreement redefines the negotiating process, respecting the progress achieved since the earlier Oslo agreements of April 1990.
The Oslo process, the progress in the past year and the recent demonstrations of flexibility prove that a better future can be built on dialogue.
He attributed the new focus on the issue to the progress achieved in the Oslo process, which had brought a meaningful global treaty within reach.
Hence, many of the benefits of progress seen through the Madrid and Oslo processes have been lost, to the detriment of both parties.
We appeal for good representation at the ceremony in Oslo and for progress on ratification of the Convention so that it may be brought into force as quickly as possible.
Both parties have made tremendous progress in the last seven years since the Oslo peace accord towards finding a comprehensive and lasting agreement.
A major international meeting on the 20/20 initiative will be held in Hanoi, Viet Nam,at the end of 1998 to assess the progress made since the 1996 Oslo Conference.
With regard to the Middle East,my delegation is deeply concerned about the lack of progress, particularly in connection with the Madrid Conference and the Oslo accords.
Although impressive progress has been made in institution building since the Oslo Agreement there are critical capacity gaps which undermine programme implementation and coordination;
Yet again, peace based on two independent states seems to have stalled in the concept phase,with the key difference being that, in the Oslo years, some real progress was made on the ground.
We view the progress that has been made as an auspicious sign in that regard,starting with the Madrid Conference and the Oslo agreements and progressing to the Palestinian-Israeli agreement and the Jordanian-Israeli agreement.
We acknowledge that the progress made since the First Meeting of States Parties and throughout the Oslo Process is the result of the successful partnership between States, international organizations and civil society.
Along this line, an important international meeting on the 20/20 Initiative will be held from 27 to 29 October 1998 in Hanoi, the capital city of our country,to assess the progress made since the 1996 Oslo Conference.
Towards the end of 1998,UNHCR launched a PARinAC in the year 2000 plan to review progress since the 1994 Oslo Meeting and to refocus and revitalize PARinAC in the light of the changed environment in which humanitarian action is conducted.
This has totally wiped out all of the progress made since the launching of the Oslo process, which the Israel leaders have today declared has lapsed. This is after they systematically, deliberately and, we fear, irremediably weakened and discounted it.
Later this month, as mentioned by the representative of Viet Nam, government representatives and other key actors will again gather, in Hanoi,to take stock of the progress made since the Oslo meeting and to discuss ways and means of bringing the Initiative further ahead.