Examples of using Basri in English and their translations into Russian
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Maybe Basri was right.
On 12 July, Mr. Jensen met with Mr. Filali. On 15 July,he met again with Mr. Basri and other senior Moroccan officials.
Mr. Basri, the town administrator, is here to see you.
His car was going to follow yours to the Basri Air Force Base, but you begged off at the last minute.
Since then, he has met several times with representatives of the Government of Morocco,including the Minister of the Interior, Mr. Driss Basri.
Mr. Driss Basri, Minister of State for the Interior.
This was confirmed by the Minister of Interior, Mr. Driss Basri, in a public statement on 8 February 1994.
On 3 August, Mr. Basri visited the MINURSO identification centre in Laayoune.
During the second week of April,he met in Rabat with Mr. Driss Basri, the Moroccan Minister of the Interior and Information.
Mr. Basri pointed out that, until May 1995, the Government of Morocco had contributed $25 million to cover the accommodation and food of MINURSO staff.
Our thanks also go to UNFPA colleagues Aicha El Basri, Jens-Hagen Eschenbaecher, Nicole Foster, Adebayo Fayoyin, Hugues Kone, William A.
Mr. Basri further reminded the mission of Morocco's view that the 100,000 applicants currently not residing in the Territory would have to be identified.
From 4 to 6 August, the Deputy Special Representative held consultations with the Minister of the Interior andInformation of Morocco, Mr. Driss Basri, and other officials.
The mission then met with Mr. Driss Basri, Minister of State for the Interior and officials of the Ministry of the Interior.
In Rabat, my Special Envoy was received, in separate meetings, by the Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Mr. Abdellatif Filali, and the Minister of the Interior and Information,Mr. Driss Basri.
On 20 and 21 July, Minister Basri, accompanied by a delegation of Moroccan government ministers, visited Laayoune and met with sheikhs, Moroccan observers and other officials.
He met orspoke on the telephone with the Moroccan Minister of the Interior, Mr. Driss Basri, and the Frente POLISARIO Coordinator with MINURSO, Mr. Mustapha Bachir Sayed, almost every week.
Mr. Basri(Indonesia) said that the situation in Indonesia's province of Aceh in the wake of the December 2004 tsunami had revealed the need for greater coordination of operational activities.
He had meetings with the Moroccan Minister of the Interior, Mr. Driss Basri, and with the Frente POLISARIO Coordinator with MINURSO, Mr. Bachir Mustapha Sayed, as well as with other senior representatives.
Mr. Basri and his colleagues pointed out that scheduling adjustments to the original timetable, brought about as a result of the cease-fire, impeded progress and resulted in an extra financial burden for the MINURSO operation.
Additional elements were provided and,on 8 February, the Minister of the Interior, Mr. Driss Basri, informed my Acting Special Representative that the proposed programme required further discussion at Rabat.
Minister Basri reiterated his Government's full support and cooperation to enable UNHCR to complete its preparatory activities as provided for under the Settlement Plan.
On 26 June, Mr. Erik Jensen, who has since been confirmed as my Acting Special Representative,was invited to meet with the Moroccan Minister of the Interior, Mr. Driss Basri, and other senior officials in Rabat.
May 2006: At about 10.00 p.m. Albanian Basri Hajdari shot at 2 Serbian security guards at the building site in Ulica oslobođenja bb at Bošnjačka mahala in northern Kosovska Mitrovica.
At Rabat, where I arrived after a visit to the headquarters of MINURSO at Laayoune, I was received by His Majesty King Hassan II of Morocco. I also held meetings with the Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr. Abdelatif Filali; the Minister of the Interior and Information,Mr. Driss Basri; the Permanent Representative of Morocco to the United Nations, Mr. Ahmed Snoussi, and other senior officials of the Government of Morocco.
In a public address on this occasion, Mr. Basri noted that the provisional list contained 46,255 voters from Morocco(and the Territory), 33,786 from the Tindouf camps and 4,210 from Mauritania.
In Rabat, Mr. Baker was received by H.M. King Hassan II, and met with Crown Prince Sidi Mohamed, Prince Moulay Rachid, the Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Mr. Abdellatif Filali,the Minister of the Interior, Mr. Driss Basri, Advisors to the King, Mr. Driss Slaoui and Mr. André Azoulay, the Permanent Representative of Morocco to the United Nations, Mr. Ahmed Snoussi, and other senior government officials.
Mr. Basri further confirmed to the mission that the matter of the release of political detainees had been discussed with the independent jurist during his recent visit and that Morocco intended to continue its cooperation with him.
Ahmet Ahmeti, Gani Ahmeti, Eljmi Ahmeti, Driton Ahmeti, Naim Ahmeti, Semsi Ahmeti,Lumni Ahmeti, Basri Ahmeti, Eljhami Ahmeti, Hamzi Ahmeti and Behram Fazliu, who were all said to be killed on 28 February 1998 in the village of Likosane.
Mr. Basri further agreed that Morocco would open additional offices to enable the Saharan population in all parts of Laayoune, as well as Smara, Boujdour and Dakhla, to complete application forms for participation in the referendum.