Examples of using Rabat declaration in English and their translations into Russian
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Rabat Declaration.
At the end of this seminar, the participants adopted the Rabat Declaration, which contains the conclusions of the seminar.
Rabat Declaration on human development in Africa.
He drew attention in that connection to the Rabat Declaration on human development in Africa(A/62/155) adopted at the Conference.
Rabat Declaration on Sustainable Waste Management in Africa.
A large number of specialists participated in the international seminar on equality for persons with disabilities, at which the Rabat Declaration was adopted.
The Rabat Declaration on an Arab Strategy for Human Rights Education(1999);
Morocco called upon all stakeholders to implement the Rabat Declaration and to organize regional seminars to strengthen its implementation.
The Rabat Declaration,"For an Arab Strategy on Human Rights Education"(1999);
In July 2006 the Ministerial Euro-African Conference on Migration and Development,held in Morocco, adopted the Rabat Declaration and an Action Plan.
The Conference also adopted the Rabat Declaration on the implementation of universal instruments against terrorism and crime.
Pursuant to the above observations and recommendations, the participants unanimously adopted the Rabat Declaration on Sustainable Waste Management in Africa see annex.
The Conference adopted the Rabat Declaration which promotes professionalism and ethical standards in the civil service.
At the Fifth International Workshop on National Institutions for the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights in Rabat, Morocco(13-15 April 2000)participants gave special emphasis to children's rights and adopted the Rabat Declaration, which refers to the need for national human rights institutions to work specifically on children's rights.
The Conference adopted the Rabat Declaration, in which participants recognized the role of national human rights institutions in facilitating justice and peace.
The participants requested that the host country submit the outcome of the meeting,including the Rabat Declaration, to the Commission on Sustainable Development at its nineteenth session.
This meeting adopted the Rabat Declaration, which advocates regional cooperation mechanisms in areas including security and the fight against drug trafficking.
It had also signed the International Convention for the Suppression of Acts of Nuclear Terrorism.It had endorsed the Rabat declaration on nuclear terrorism and had participated in the third meeting of countries that had supported the Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism in June 2007.
In 2008, the Rabat Declaration was adopted at the Fifth Conference of Ministers of Justice of the French-speaking African Countries on the implementation of the international counter-terrorism instruments.
The 1998 Second Pan African Conference of African Public Service Ministers, held in Rabat, Morocco,adopted the Rabat Declaration which called for a number of measures to be taken at the national level to regenerate professionalism and ethics in public administration.
Madagascar endorsed the Rabat Declaration on nuclear terrorism in May 2007 and ratified the Convention for the Suppression of Unlawful Acts against the Safety of Maritime Navigation, concluded at Rome on 10 March 1988.
In a letter addressed by the Director-General of UNIDO to the Permanent Mission of Morocco,he had expressed his conviction that the Rabat Declaration and the recommendations of the Conference would strengthen the technical cooperation activities of UNIDO in the area of South-South and triangular cooperation.
In this regard, the Rabat Declaration on human development and the plan of action and recommendations of the Conference, constitute a framework of reference for the holding next year of a high-level meeting on Africa and development, as proposed by Morocco.
The Conference urged the Member States to implement the Rabat Declaration on the issues of childhood in the Islamic world as issued by the First Islamic Conference of Ministers in Charge of Child Affairs.
The Rabat Declaration adopted at the Ministerial Euro-African Conference on Migration and Development held in July 2006 marked a new approach in international cooperation with regard to illegal migration, by linking it to the need for development.
The Conference was attended by representatives of 25 countries,who adopted the Rabat Declaration(A/62/939-S/2008/567, annex), expressing the commitment of the French-speaking African countries to become parties to and implement the international instruments against terrorism.
Recalled further the Rabat Declaration on the Least Developed Countries issued in June 2003, as a contribution of the Group of 77 and China to give priority to the efforts aiming at implementing the programmes intended for the least developed countries;
As regards the inclusion of population dimensions in development policy, the Rabat Declaration on population was published for Arab parliamentarians, the Cairo Declaration on population(2002) was approved and an Arab plan to incorporate reproductive health issues in school curricula was approved.
Welcoming the Rabat Declaration on the issues of Children in the Islamic World, adopted by the 1st Islamic Conference of Ministers in-charge of Children's affairs, which was held in Rabat on 7-9 November, 2005, in coordination with the General Secretariat, ISESCO and UNICEF;
In that context, Morocco initiated the Rabat Declaration adopted by experts working on a project called"Roads of Faith" on 23 June 1995, which proposed that the Director General of UNESCO establish institutes to study the three monotheistic scriptures.
