Examples of using Summit would in English and their translations into Arabic
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They were of the view that this Summit would greatly contribute to strengthening mutual cooperation.
In accordance with standard practice, the Presidency of the Summit would go to the host country.
Participants in the summit would also discuss the issue of child and forced marriage.
President Biya alsosaid that an international participation at a Nairobi II summit would be a good strategy.
A SADC summit would be held in late October to explore ways to address the problem.
Africa, whose special needs must be recognized during the summit, would also suffer as the result of such a failure.
The Nairobi Summit would adopt a Stability, Security and Development Pact for the Great Lakes region.
Bulgaria believing that the success of the Earth Summit would depend largely on action taken at the national level.
Such a summit would provide the opportunity for the region to take up the mission ' s suggestions and views.
The Secretary-General had said that he was persuaded the Summit would provide an opportunity to reaffirm the universal nature of press freedom for all media.
The Summit would not solve the core problems merely by adopting a declaration and programme of action.
On 1 February, Hoshyar Zebari, the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq,and Ambassador Helli jointly announced that the summit would be held in Baghdad on 29 March 2012.
(c) The languages of the Summit would be Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish.
Tunisia had initiated the World Summit on the Information Society andit was convinced that the Summit would constitute an international response to the digital divide.
The Social Summit would be one of the eight points considered by the Commission session in April.
As a long-standing advocate of direct dialogue between the two Koreas,the European Union considers that such a summit would be a significant and historic event with considerable potential for easing tensions on the Peninsula.
The Summit would provide innovative public-private and civil society partnerships to transform the lives of women, men and adolescents.
Mr. Takase(Japan) said that the First Review Conference of the Mine Ban Convention--the 2004 Nairobi Summit on a Mine-Free World-- had been the most significant event since the Convention had come into effect and that the Action Plan adopted at the Summit would set the course for the following five years.
The Foreign Minister also announced that the summit would address a broad range of issues, including the political situation in the region.
The Summit would be an historic opportunity for action to advance the goal of" better standards of living in larger freedom" promoted by the Charter of the United Nations.
The Commission on Sustainable Development acting as the preparatory committee for the World Summit on Sustainable Development recommends that the World Summit should take place in Johannesburg, South Africa, from 2 to 11 September 2002, with participation at the level of Heads of States orGovernment during the period from 9 to 11 September, and that the Summit would have the following tentative organization of work.
The forthcoming Climate Summit would offer the international community a unique opportunity to take the necessary action.
The summit would review progress achieved in the implementation of the Programme of Action from the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development(UNCED), held in Rio de Janeiro 10 years ago.
On June 1, Trump announced the summit would resume as scheduled for June 12 after he met Kim Yong-chol at the White House.
The Summit would take up three basic issues: the eradication of poverty, enhancement of productive employment and social integration, which were particularly relevant in the current environment, since they concerned above all the disadvantaged groups in society, namely youth, the elderly and the disabled.
It hoped that the 2005 World Summit would provide an opportunity to give due priority to the issue of development in the agenda of the United Nations.
The Summit would address, inter alia, the following issues: the legal framework, rules, competition and private investment; infrastructures and access to them; development, the knowledge society, the knowledge economy and employment; legal and security aspects; applications, content and cultural diversity; knowledge and training; the specific functions of women and young people and the active and effective participation of civil society.
Lastly, he hoped that the World Summit would mark a new stage in international relations based on solidarity and aimed at improving the human condition.
He noted that an important part of the Summit would be bridging the digital divide by promoting equitable access to basic information and that space technology could play an important role in that process.
It was clear to Santos that, if Castro attended, the Cartagena summit would take place without Obama, Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper, and perhaps a few other heads of state. If, on the other hand, Castro did not attend, some of the ALBA members, including two neighbors with which Colombia hopes to improve relations- Ecuador and Venezuela- might not show up, either.