Examples of using Our commitment to multilateralism in English and their translations into Arabic
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In this connection, we stress our commitment to multilateralism.
Despite our commitment to multilateralism, we are unable to support this draft resolution.
This is a development Norway regrets- our commitment to multilateralism is strong.
Our commitment to multilateralism can be equalled only by our unfaltering belief that dialogue and diplomacy can achieve more than can confrontation and war.
Our participation in this forum is the result of our commitment to multilateralism.
Let us therefore demonstrate our commitment to multilateralism by always turning to the United Nations.
With regard to these questions and others before us, we would reaffirm our commitment to multilateralism.
My presence highlights our commitment to multilateralism in general and to the United Nations in particular.
Keeping alive our hopes for peace anddevelopment depends on just how strong our commitment to multilateralism really is.
It is essential that we renew our commitment to multilateralism as the best way to address global problems.
That can only be achieved if we all work together, with conviction and determination,to consolidate our commitment to multilateralism.
The moment has come for us to strengthen our commitment to multilateralism and to the principles and values at the core of this Organization.
Mr. Mladenov(Bulgaria): Every year we come together in this great Hall of the United Nations,to reaffirm our commitment to multilateralism.
Consequently, we urge that this occasion be used to reaffirm our commitment to multilateralism, which underpins the spirit and letter of the United Nations Charter.
Finally, my delegation is privileged to be a part of this historic fiftieth session of the General Assembly,whose work should further reaffirm our commitment to multilateralism.
We will continue in this task, reaffirming our commitment to multilateralism, and by sending to Parliament for ratification the conventions on terrorism and human rights.
We reiterate the importance of promoting and strengthening the multilateral process and of addressing international challenges and problems by strictly abiding by the Charter and the principles of international law,and further stress our commitment to multilateralism.
Our commitment to multilateralism leads us to believe that there is a pressing needto pursue the work of United Nations reform, and particularly that of the Security Council.
It is, therefore, vital that, at this dangerous and uncertain juncture in world affairs,we reaffirm our commitment to multilateralism and to the pre-eminent role of the United Nations in seekingto impose responsible behaviour through diplomacy and dialogue rather than through the use of force.
We renew our commitment to multilateralism as an important means of pursuing and achieving our common objectives in the field of disarmament and our determination to further promote multilateralism in this field.
Reaffirming once more our unwavering support for draft resolution A/66/L.4,MERCOSUR and its associated States reiterate our commitment to multilateralism as a legitimate instrument for the peaceful settlement of disputes and as an effective path in the promotion of international cooperation and understanding among peoples.
We reaffirm our commitment to multilateralism in all its legitimate expressions, from organizations of neighbouring countries to the most global Organization, but we believe that multilateralism must demonstrate that it is effective in defeating international crime.
As New Zealand ' s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Mr. Phil Goff, said during this year 's General Assembly debate," It is essential that we renew our commitment to multilateralism as the best way to address global problems."(A/57/PV.7) In other words, collective problems require collective solutions.
We renew once again our commitment to multilateralism as an important means of pursuing and achieving our common objectives in the field of disarmament and our determination to further promote multilateralism in that respect.
For that reason, and in order to be consistent with our commitment to multilateralism, we said yes to the United Nations when the Security Council requested the presence of a multinational interim force in Haiti.
We once again renew our commitment to multilateralism as an important means of pursuing and achieving our common objectives in the field of disarmament, and our determination to further promote multilateralism in that respect.
In conclusion, we once again renew our commitment to multilateralism as an important means of pursuing and achieving our common objectives in the field of disarmament and our determination to further promote multilateralism in that respect.
This is an appropriate time for us to renew our commitment to multilateralism as the guiding principle of international relations and the essential tool to resolve crises and problems that are beyond the ability of any State, however important or powerful it may be, to resolve on its own.
Let us renew our commitments to multilateralism and jointly undertake efforts to make our world a safer and more secure place for future generations.
As ever before, we all need to restate our commitments to multilateralism as a core principle in negotiations in the area of disarmament and nonproliferation, with a view to maintaining and strengthening appropriate universal norms and enlarging their scope.