Examples of using Abdullo in English and their translations into Russian
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Signed Sayed Abdullo NURI.
Abdullo Tangriev was born on 28 March 1981, in Surxondaryo Region.
They encountered three Kyrgyz and a man named Abdullo from Uzbekistan.
Abdullo Nazirov used to earn 500 dollars a month in Saint Petersburg before Russia's economic downturn.
The country's security forces moved in to arrest suspects in the murder of secret services General Abdullo Nazarov.
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Mr. Abdullo Davlatov, Chairman of Council of Tajik organizations"Samandar", Moscow, Russian Federation.
At Mr. Merrem's initiative, President Emomali Rakhmonov andUTO leader Sayed Abdullo Nuri met at Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan, from 16 to 18 May.
Tajik forces killed Mullo Abdullo, the accused leader of the Rasht Valley ambush, in Rasht in April 2011.
In early August he conducted indirect talks between President Emomali Rakhmonov andthe opposition leader, Abdullo Nuri, shuttling between Dushanbe and Kabul.
President Emomali Rakhmonov andCNR Chairman Abdullo Nuri met on 26 and 28 September, the second time with other members of the UTO leadership present.
Tajikistan's delegation was led by President Emomali Rakhmonov andincluded the leader of the United Tajik Opposition(UTO), Mr. Abdullo Nuri, and other members of the UTO.
Abdullo often spoke of the need to need to support Muslims in Syria and Iraq and of the lucrative jobs available in those countries, according to Ermatov's trial documents.
In addition, he met with the following Tajik opposition leaders: Mr. Mohammad Himmatzodah,Mullah Abdullo Nuri, Mr. Mohammad Rasul, and Qazi Akbarhodja Turonjanzodeh.
Aisha, Abdullo, 9, Fatima, 7, and Muhammad, 3, are the children of Dushanbe resident Ilhomiddin Aslonov, who allegedly joined"Islamic State"(IS) in Iraq, according to a statement from the Tajik Interior Ministry in April.
Throughout 1 December, Mr. Merrem, my Special Representative for Tajikistan,was repeatedly in touch with the Government and with Mr. Abdullo Nuri, leader of the UTO.
The situation was resolved on the eve of the elections by the signing by President Takhmonov and Abdullo Nuri of a protocol on political guarantees regarding the parliamentary elections to be held in February 2000.
I have the honour to transmit to you herewith a letter to you from H.E. the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Mr. Emomali Rakhmonov, andthe leader of the United Tajik Opposition, Mr. Abdullo Nuri see annex.
The opposition representatives said that a well-prepared meeting between President Rakhmonov andopposition leader Abdullo Nuri could be an important step towards a comprehensive solution to the problem.
The following day, the three candidates appealed to Abdullo Nuri, leader of the UTO, in his capacity as Chairman of the CNR, to support them and the same day the CNR recommended that the three candidates lodge a complaint with the Supreme Court of Tajikistan.
I have the honour to bring to your attention the joint statement of 28 July 1998 by Mr. Emomali Sharipovich Rakhmanov,President of the Republic of Tajikistan, and Mr. Said Abdullo Nuri, Chairman of the National Reconciliation Commission.
Mr. Abdullo Nuri, UTO leader and Chairman of CNR, wrote to President Rakhmonov and to the Speaker of Parliament, emphasizing its incompatibility with the General Agreement on the Establishment of Peace and National Accord in Tajikistan and its adverse effect on the peace process.
As a result, 6 employees of MDO Arvand Karimova Gulbahor, Yusupova Sayera, Babadjanova Shahnoza, Marasulov Dzhavohir,Begimkulov Husanbek and Ruziboev Abdullo received certificates and have been included in the team of internal trainers and consultants of Arvand.
From 7 to 20 May 1996, my new Special Representative for Tajikistan, Mr. Gerd Merrem, undertook his first mission to the region, during which he had negotiations with President Emomali Rakhmonov at Dushanbe andopposition leader Mr. Abdullo Nuri at Tehran.
Abdullo Nuri, leader of the United Tajik Opposition and Chairman of the Commission on National Reconciliation, held the last session of the Commission on 26 March, in the presence of members of the Contact Group of Guarantor States and International Organizations, and the press.
The group presented its findings to the plenary Commission on National Reconciliation(CNR) and, based on that report,on 23 November, Abdullo Nuri, UTO leader and CNR Chairman, formally announced to CNR that the first two stages of the protocol could not be considered completed.
On 27 June 1997,President Emomali Rakhmonov, Sayed Abdullo Nuri, leader of the United Tajik Opposition(UTO) and Mr. Gerd Merrem, my Special Representative for Tajikistan, signed in Moscow the General Agreement on the Establishment of Peace and National Accord in Tajikistan and the Moscow Declaration.
Since the fulfilment of this demand would have strengthened a group that already was able to interfere with movement on the main road between Dushanbe and Garm, and this affected not only the Government but also the opposition,President Rakhmonov consulted Mr. Abdullo Nuri, leader of UTO.
They followed the high-level consultations at Kabul from 17 to 19 May between the President of the Republic of Tajikistan and Mr. Abdullo Nuri, leader of the opposition Islamic Revival Movement of Tajikistan, under Afghan auspices, where it was decided to extend the cease-fire agreement for a further three months, until 26 August.
During the official visit of the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Mr. Emomali Rakhmonov, to Tehran, the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran mediated in arranging a meeting on 19 July between him andthe leader of the Tajik opposition, Mr. Abdullo Nuri, in an effort to facilitate the inter-Tajik political dialogue.
On the instructions of the President of the Republic of Tajikistan, Emomali S. Rakhmonov, andthe leader of the United Tajik Opposition, S. Abdullo Nuri, delegations of the parties conducted in Tehran from 5 to 19 January 1997, under United Nations auspices, talks on the issues specified in the agreement and protocol signed by them in Moscow on 23 December 1996.