Examples of using Riyadh declaration in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Riyadh Declaration.
Ministers of Gulf Cooperation Countries signed a joint statement in 2007 to accord a higher priority to the prevention and control of diabetes andadopted a Gulf Charter for Health of the Heart(also referred to as the Riyadh Declaration) in 2008.
The Riyadh Declaration.
In order to address the current food crisis collectively, in April 2008, countries in the region, under the auspices of the Arab Organization for Agricultural Development,issued the Riyadh Declaration on Promoting Arab Cooperation to Face the Global Food Crisis.
The Riyadh Declaration.
During his opening address to the Counterterrorism International Conference, His Highness, Crown Prince Abdullah, proposed the creation of a center for cooperation on counterterrorism. A number of delegations endorsed this idea in principle,which was included in the Riyadh Declaration and the recommendations of the working groups.
Riyadh Declaration for Cybersecurity.
Notes with appreciation the Resolution on Tourism Development and the Riyadh Declaration adopted by the Third Islamic Conference of Ministers of Tourism.
The Riyadh Declaration at the Third OPEC Summit.
Through the Riyadh Summit,Arab leaders“re-launched their blueprint for peace in the Middle East.”[15] As the Riyadh Declaration shows, leaders of the Arab world hoped to“reexamine their state of affairs.” Islam, moreover, was used as a uniting factor to achieve peace.
The Riyadh Declaration on Human Rights in Peace and War of 2003.
Letter dated 2 December(S/1999/1216) from the representative of Saudi Arabia addressed to the Secretary-General,transmitting the final communiqué and the Riyadh Declaration adopted by the Supreme Council of the Gulf Cooperation Council at its twentieth session, held at Riyadh from 27 to 29 November 1999.
The Riyadh Declaration Arab Development Summit Riyadh 2013.
During the meeting, they reviewed the directions and decisions issued in the Final Communiqué of the GCCSupreme Council at its 40th session, in addition to the Riyadh Declaration(Riyadh/ December 2019), as well as the issues proposed by the GCC Ministries of Education, to be submitted and discussed during the meetings of Ministers of Education of the GCC States.
The Riyadh Declaration had affirmed the option of a just and comprehensive peace as the strategic option for the Arab nation.
The Conference had issued the Riyadh Declaration, which contained practical recommendations on combating terrorism, preventing its financing and achieving greater multilateral cooperation in that sphere.
The Riyadh Declaration issued by the conference confirmed international unity of purpose in combating terrorism and extremism.
In fact one of the key messages of the Riyadh declaration is that progress and reform are the essential partners of counterterrorism in the narrow sense of the term. Nations must find their own path, but they cannot stand still.
I have the honour to transmit the Riyadh Declaration of the third summit of Heads of State and Government of OPEC Member Countries, held on 17 and 18 November 2007, for circulation as a document of the General Assembly under agenda item 54(d)(see annex).
The conference had adopted the Riyadh Declaration, which affirmed a united international will to combat terrorism and extremism, and culminated in a call by King Abdullah for the creation of an international counter-terrorism centre under United Nations auspices, which, it was hoped, would soon become a reality.
As stressed, inter alia, in the Riyadh Declaration adopted at the Counter-Terrorism International Conference held in February 2005, there is, inter alia, a need to strengthen international measures to prevent terrorists from acquiring weapons of mass destruction and to support the role of the United Nations in this respect.
The Council asserted its welcome of and support for the Riyadh Declaration and the recommendations issued, most importantly the proposal of His Royal Highness Prince Abdullah bin Abdul Aziz concerning the establishment of an international centre for counter-terrorism, which will undoubtedly make a vital and effective contribution to supporting the international efforts to combat terrorism.
The Meeting also reaffirmed its support and backing of the Riyadh Declaration issued by the International Counter Terrorism Conference which was held in February 2005, as well as all the recommendations of the Conference, including the creation of an International Counter-Terrorism Centre, and the establishment of a task force for follow-up and examination of all recommendations under the aegis of the United Nations.
With regards to the“Arab Women Empowerment”, the Riyadh Declaration( Arab Development Summit,Riyadh 2013) related to Arab women empowerment, and the means to build their capacities to give them same opportunities as men to further participate in the political, economic and social life, AICTO launched a working group on“Arab Women & ICT” which first project is“Empowering Arab Women through ICT”.
The political developments reviewed in this chapter include the adoption of the Riyadh Declaration, endorsing the Arab Peace Initiative, at a meeting of Arab Foreign Ministers; the appointment of former British Prime Minister Tony Blair as Quartet Special Representative; the reactivation of the Ad Hoc Liaison Committee to oversee assistance management, financial support to the Palestinian Authority and Palestinian institutional reform; and international efforts, led by the President of the United States, to revitalize the political process.
After recalling all previous agreements(the Tripoli agreement of 8 February 2006, the Khartoum agreement and its additional protocols of 28 August 2006, the Cannes Declaration of 15 February 2007 and the Riyadh agreement of 3 May 2007), the parties asked the international community to take all necessary measures to put in place a" peace and security force" in order to" guarantee and observe the mixed operations aimed at securing their common border".
I have the honour, in my capacity as Chair of the Arab Group in New York,to transmit to you the resolutions and declaration adopted at the Economic Summit of the League of Arab States, held on 22 January 2013 in Riyadh, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia(see annex).
The agreement on implementing judgements, letters rogatory and legal declarations of the Gulf Cooperation Council States, in common with the Riyadh Arab Agreement on Judicial Assistance and other legal agreements, permits the enforcement of legal judgements relating to child custody and visits with a view to providing the necessary safeguards when the child is separated from his or her family.
Affirming our declaration at the Riyadh Summit on the role of the Arabic language in expressing and safeguarding our heritage and its role in the development of Joint Arab Action by strengthening its presence in all spheres.