Examples of using Algiers declaration in English and their translations into Russian
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REQUESTS the Commission to make the Algiers Declaration a working document on the issue of climate changes.
The Council recalls in this regard the African Union position on unconstitutional changes of governments,as stated in the 1999 Algiers Declaration and the 2000 Lomé Declaration. .
The Algiers Declaration.
It is understandable and natural that the Palestinians would come back and accept resolution 181(II)as a reference point as set out in the 1988 Algiers Declaration on Palestine.
Recalling the Algiers Declaration A/54/424, annex II, decision AHG/Dec.1 XXXV.
Building on earlier initiatives, in 1999 the Assembly of Heads of State andGovernment of the Organization of African Unity adopted the Algiers Declaration, which reaffirmed the determination to combat all forms of child exploitation and to end child soldiering.
ENDORSES the Algiers Declaration on the official launching of AFREC;
REITERATES the firm commitment of the African Union(AU) to the provisions of Articles 4(p) and 30 of the Constitutive Act, the Protocol relating to the establishment of the Peace andSecurity Council, the July 1999 Algiers Declaration and the Lomé Declaration on Unconstitutional Changes of Government of July 2000;
The Algiers Declaration, adopted at the OAU summit, bears witness to this need.
It is evident that the United States espionage activities in the territory of the Islamic Republic of Iran are in contravention of the international obligations of the United States with regard to respect for the sovereignty and independence of States,and violate the Algiers Declaration on non-interference in the internal affairs of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The Conference adopted the Algiers Declaration for a Global Partnership on the Environment Initiative of NEPAD.
The Security Council fully endorses the statement by the African Union Peace and Security Council of 13 April 2006 in which it strongly condemned the rebel attacks against N'Djamena and the eastern town of Adre andreiterates that any attempt to seize power by force, pursuant to the 1999 Algiers Declaration of the African Unity Organization, would be regarded as unacceptable.
INVITES AU Member States to promote the Algiers Declaration within the framework of their participation in the World Summit on Climate Change, scheduled to be held in Copenhagen, Denmark, in 2009;
Recalling the Constitutive Act of the African Union, the Protocol relating to the establishment of the Peace and Security Council of the African Union, and the African Union Non-Aggression and Common Defence Pact adopted in Abuja on 31 January 2005, as well as the African Union position on unconstitutional changes of governments,as stated in the 1999 Algiers Declaration and the 2000 Lomé Declaration. .
Recalling the Algiers Declaration adopted by the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the Organization of African Unity at its thirty-fifth ordinary session, held at Algiers from 12 to 14 July 1999.
It is evident that the adoption and enforcement of these legislations are in breach of international law and international obligations of the United States,including the Algiers Declaration, as well as the peremptory norms of international law as embodied in the 1961 Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations and the 1963 Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.
The Algiers Declaration adopted by the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the Organization of African Unity at its thirty-fifth ordinary session, held at Algiers from 12 to 14 July 1999,4.
The Council condemns in the strongest terms such use of force to settle differences or address grievances and, bearing in mind the position of the African Union on unconstitutional changes of government,as stated in the 1999 Algiers Declaration and the 2000 Lomé Declaration, calls upon the Guinean-Bissau parties to refrain from attempting to seize power in Guinea-Bissau by force.
ENDORSES the recommendations of the Conference,including the Algiers Declaration of CAMC II on"Harmonization and Coordination of Cultural Policies, Programmes and Activities" and the Plan of Action on Cultural and Creative Industries;
Letter dated 18 April 20051(S/2005/274) from the observer of the League of Arab States addressed to the President of the Security Council, transmitting a letter dated 17 April 2005 from the Secretary-General of the League of Arab States, enclosing the resolutions,the final communiqué and the Algiers Declaration adopted by the Council of the League of Arab States at its seventeenth session at the summit level, held at Algiers on 22 and 23 March 2005.
With this in mind, African leaders recently adopted the Algiers Declaration, in which they stated that globalization should be placed within the framework of democratically created social dynamics- globalization with a human face.
APPROVES the Algiers Declaration on Climate Change adopted in the form of the Common African Position to serve as the platform of the Common African Position for African countries in the negotiation process for the new global climate change regime for the period after 2012, the year of expiry of the Kyoto Protocol;
The Assembly of Heads of State andGovernment of the Organization of African Unity adopted the Algiers Declaration in 1999, reaffirming the determination of that organization to work relentlessly to promote the rights and welfare of the child, to combat all forms of child exploitation and to end the phenomenon of child soldiers.
The Algiers Declaration, adopted by the Assembly of Heads of State and Government of the Organization of African Unity in July 1999, reaffirmed the determination of that organization to work relentlessly towards the promotion of the rights and welfare of the child, to combat all forms of child exploitation and, in particular, to end the phenomenon of child soldiers.
The delegation reminded the leadership of the armed forces about the Algiers Declaration of the Organization of African Unity of 1999 and the ECOWAS Protocols on democratic governance, which stipulate that no recognition will be given to any Government that comes to power through unconstitutional means or use of force.
From this standpoint, in the Algiers Declaration, the States of Africa unanimously recalled the legitimate demands embodied in the Harare Declaration adopted by the Conference of Heads of State and Government of the Organization of African Unity OAU.
The Heads of State andGovernment of the member States of the Organization of African Unity, meeting in July 1999, had adopted the Algiers Declaration, which had called for effective international cooperation to combat terrorism through the speedy conclusion of an international convention for the prevention and control of terrorism in all its forms and the convening of an international summit conference under the auspices of the United Nations.
Mr. Bouah-Kamon(Côte d'Ivoire)(spoke in French): In the Algiers Declaration, adopted in July 1999 at the end of their summit, the Heads of State and Government of the Organization of African Unity(OAU) reaffirmed their responsibility for ensuring peace and stability on the African continent and for establishing institutions to promote balanced and fair economic and social development for all countries.
Namibia, which remained committed to the full implementation of the NPT,wished to draw attention to the Algiers Declaration, which made reference to the Pelindaba Treaty, reaffirmed the importance of universal accession to the NPT and to the IAEA Comprehensive Safeguards System, reiterated the need for balanced and non-selective implementation of the NPT provisions and stressed the primary role of the IAEA in the promotion of the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
