Examples of using Unity and solidarity in English and their translations into Arabic
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When two people face the world with unity and solidarity.
It works for the unity and solidarity of the homeland and nation;
The people of Turkmenistan need unity and solidarity.
The AKP decided to hold two"unity and solidarity" rallies, in Ankara on 15 June and Istanbul on 16 June.
The Havana South Summit and its plan of action gave us an impetus to push ahead in unity and solidarity for our common survival.
Those challenges require unity and solidarity through the United Nations.
The students, staff and professors of the Emirates Diplomatic Academy raised the UAE flag duringUAE Flag Day in a symbolic gesture of unity and solidarity.
The OIC was founded to strengthen unity and solidarity among the Islamic Ummah.
Enhancing unity and solidarity among students of the Muslim world with the aim of helping to resolve the current issues.
Because we are the ones who work and pray for the unity and solidarity of this country and nation.
We must first welcome the unity and solidarity shown by the Members of the United Nations in confronting the scourge of drugs.
It is not only a necessity butalso a humanitarian responsibility for all nations to act in unity and solidarity against this and other disasters.
The Head of State indicated that the hope of Africa lay in unity and solidarity, which were the only means of resisting the demons of division that make us all more vulnerable in the face of the desire of foreign interests for domination.
Turkey will always stand by the friendly and brotherly Afghan people and fully trusts that they will surmount the difficulties confronting them in unity and solidarity.
In this regard, we undertake to display the highest degree of unity and solidarity in global issues towards a greater articulation of our concerns and interests.
Pays tribute to the role of the Great Socialist People ' s Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, under the wise leadership of H.E. Colonel Moomar Gaddafi, in achieving the Tripoli Agreement of 1976 and in hosting the first preliminary talks in Tripoli from 3 to 4 October,1992 and the Unity and Solidarity Meeting of the MNLF leaders on 6 April, 2003.
The continued relevance and validity of the Movement will depend,in large measure, on the unity and solidarity of each of its Member Countries as well as their ability to influence these changes positively.
Welcomes the Tripoli Declaration adopted by the Unity and Solidarity meeting of the leaders The Moro National Liberation Front(MNLF), held on 6 April 2003, which emphasized the unity and solidarity of the Moro peopleand their pledge to exert their utmost efforts and endeavors to achieve the vision and objectives of the Moro National Liberation Front aimed at securing justice, freedom and security for the Bangsamoro people under a single organization and leadership.
The continued relevance and validity of the Movement will depend,in large measure, on the unity and solidarity of each of its Member Countries as well as their ability to influence these changes positively.
Strengthen and manifest the unity and solidarity among the membership of the Movement, particularly with those Non-Aligned Countries whose peoples are living under colonial or alien domination or foreign occupation, and with those experiencing external threats of use of force, acts of aggression or unilateral coercive measures, living in abject poverty or suffering ill-health, and victims of natural disasters, bearing in mind that the Movement cannot afford lack of unity and solidarity under those circumstances;
The key buildingblocks of this renaissance strategy include greater unity and solidarity, acceleration of political and socio-economic integration and increased international support.
Decide to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the Movement in 2011,with a view to highlighting its achievements and further enhancing the unity and solidarity among its membership, as well as its role at the present international juncture.
To do so, they agreed to strengthen concerted action, unity and solidarity between all its members, based on respect for diversity and sovereignty, factors which are essential for the reaffirmation of the identity and capacity of the Movement to influence international relations.
In its 40th Anniversary, the Centre continues to enhance its role in bolstering the efforts of the OIC and its member countries towards enhancing cooperation, unity and solidarity and ensuring sustainable development, progress and prosperity of the Ummah.
The key building blocks of thatrenaissance strategy include increased greater unity and solidarity amongst Africans, acceleration of politicaland socioeconomic integration and increased international support.
Ms. Ramírez Sanchez(Nicaragua) said that, in its relations with other States and international organizations, Nicaragua was guided by the principlesof independence, sovereignty, self-determination, dignity, respect, unity and solidarity, and its Government reaffirmedand promoted the ideals of peace and international security and respect for international law.
The continued and relevance and validity of the Movement will depend,in large measure, on the unity and solidarity of each of its Member Countries as well as their ability to influence these changes positively.
Finally, the current Chair of OAU wishes to recall that, at his meeting with the African Group on 12 September 2000, on the margin of the fifty-fifth regular session of the United Nations General Assembly, the current Chairman stressed in particular theneed for the African Group to give precedence to unity and solidarity, to show cohesion and as far as possible, to speak with a single voice when taking a stand on issues considered by the Assembly and the Security Council.
Organizing a poetry contest(in the three OIC languages) and the composition of a song conveying the Islamic principles of tolerance,respect and the unity and solidarity of the Muslim Ummah and highlighting Islam's tolerance. The song shall be performed by select singers from the Muslim world in the three languages of the OIC.