Examples of using Eritrea's position in English and their translations into Russian
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But nothing has changed in Eritrea's position.
Eritrea's position on relations with Djibouti.
Eritrea's position on relations with Djibouti enclosure III.
This comprehensive statement articulates, in no uncertain terms, Eritrea's position on the disturbing situation in the sisterly country of Somalia.
Eritrea's position regarding the recent Security Council statement.
Mr. Giorgio(Eritrea): I am taking the floor to briefly state Eritrea's position on the agenda item under discussion, namely Taiwan's representation at the United Nations.
Eritrea's position has been consistent right from the very onset of its aggression against Ethiopia.
It beats no relationship to the tone andcontent of previous letters from the Government of Eritrea to you and to the Security Council, in which the reality of Eritrea's position has been made quite clear.
Eritrea's position on the manoeuvring that has been going on in New York is the following.
These communications clearly express Eritrea's position on the matter of the"Special Envoy of the Secretary-General for Eritrea/Ethiopia.
Eritrea's position was further expressed in a letter dated 15 June 2006 from President Isaias to the President of the Commission, in which he said.
I do not wish to take your time to sum up Eritrea's position on the conflict, as these are well known to you and since the speech of President Isaias to the summit has already been circulated to you see annex II.
Eritrea's position on the crisis in Somalia, both on the diagnosis and solution of the problem, is too well-known to merit lengthy repetition here.
Ethiopia's position on the Boundary Commission decision and Eritrea's position on my Special Envoy continue to hinder any progress in my initiative to help expedite the implementation of the Algiers Agreement.
Eritrea's position on racism was clear: unlike Ethiopia, it had never expelled people of other countries because it"did not like the colour of their eyes.
The letter also reiterates the Government of Eritrea's position on Somalia and on the Eritrea-Ethiopia border stalemate as outlined in the letter of 24 April 2010 presented to the Sanctions Committee during its visit to Asmara, as summarized above.
Eritrea's position is fully consistent with international law and al past international practice on the subject, and Eritrea requests that the Commission reject, once again, Ethiopia's unlawful demands.
The representative of Eritrea firmly maintained Eritrea's position that the demarcation of the boundary could not be divided in the manner sought by Ethiopia since there was no assurance that Ethiopia would not raise insuperable problems in relation to the demarcation of the remaining sectors of the boundary.
Eritrea's position on the whole episode has been clarified repeatedly and does not merit repetition here…" Letter dated 24 October 2008 from the President of Eritrea addressed to the Secretary-General and the Security Council S/2008/673, annex.
However, as a general pattern of Eritrea's position in all phases of the peace process, starting form the United States-Rwandese peace proposal, Eritrea's behaviour in Algiers reflected its known reluctance to agree to the full return of the status quo ante of 6 May 1998 and to the reversal of its aggression.
Eritrea's position was that the delimitation decision of 13 April 2002 and the orders of the Commission provided for the demarcation of the boundary as a whole and that no demarcation should be carried out in any part unless it was absolutely clear that demarcation would take place in the other parts in accordance with the delimitation decision.
It is that same logic which governs Ethiopia's position on the peace process between Ethiopia and Eritrea.
Eritrea strongly believes that Gabon's position does not represent Africa's position and that the act itself would further complicate the precarious situation in the Horn of Africa.
The letter details the Government's position on resolution 1907(2009), the Djibouti-Eritrea border conflict, the situation in Somalia and the Ethiopia-Eritrea border impasse.
EPLF fighters then moved into position around Keren, Eritrea's second-largest city.
Needless to say, Eritrea's reiteration of its position and its creation of a committee to follow up implementation of the Framework Agreement to the OAU delegation that visited Asmara from 4 to 6 March 1999 should have cast away any doubt even with Ethiopian authorities.
Eritrea's understandable position is legitimate sensitivity about the proposed exchange and the appropriate timing.
Eritrea's impartial and balanced position emanates from its profound desire to contribute to a durable and sustainable solution to the crisis in Somalia.
Eritrea's consistent and proclaimed position is to uphold the sanctity of inherited colonial boundaries, principles which are enshrined in the African Union and other regional organizations to which Eritrea is a party.