Examples of using Representative for rwanda in English and their translations into Russian
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My Special Representative for Rwanda also attended the meeting.
At that time, the Prime Minister requested me to appoint a“special representative for Rwanda in Zaire”.
In view of that situation,I instructed my Special Representative for Rwanda to undertake a mission to Zaire and the United Republic of Tanzania to explore with the authorities of both countries ways in which the problem can be addressed.
A security plan for the Office of the Prosecutor was in place and the UNDP representative for Rwanda was the designated official.
The Secretary-General sent his Special Representative for Rwanda, Mr. Shaharyar M. Khan, to consult with the Zairian authorities on the issue of security in the refugee camps and to search jointly for ways to resolve this issue.
It was agreed that a civilian UNAMIR liaison office should be established at Kinshasa to facilitate communication between my Special Representative for Rwanda and the Government of Zaire.
To this end I instructed my Special Representative for Rwanda, Mr. Shaharyar Khan, to go to Kinshasa to discuss with your Government the logistical and other resources that would have to be obtained from Member States.
Following consultations, I have now decided to appoint Mr. Jacques-Roger Booh-Booh,former Minister for External Relations of Cameroon, as my Special Representative for Rwanda, with immediate effect.
In this connection, as the Security Council is aware,my new Special Representative for Rwanda, Mr. Shaharyar M. Khan, plans to take up his assignment shortly.
I wish to note that in paragraph 4 of draft resolution X,“Situation of human rights in Rwanda”,the words“Special Representative of Rwanda” should be replaced by the words“Special Representative for Rwanda”.
It was then decided that UNHCR would follow up with the Government of Zaire on the latter's earlier discussions with my Special Representative for Rwanda with a view to concluding appropriate arrangements, under UNHCR's mandate for refugee protection and humanitarian assistance, to enhance security in the camps.
The Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs visited Kigali from 19 to 24 April 1996 to help conclude negotiations on these issues which had been initiated by my Special Representative for Rwanda, Shaharyar Khan.
UNAMIR will coordinate closely with UNHCR to facilitate the repatriation process,and my Special Representative for Rwanda will continue to have overall responsibility for all matters relating to the efforts of the United Nations system to assist in the restoration of peace and stability in that country.
I have the honour to inform you that your letterdated 8 June 1994(S/1994/709) concerning the appointment of Mr. Shahryar M. Khan to succeed Mr. Jacques-Roger Booh-Booh as your Special Representative for Rwanda has been brought to the attention of the members of the Council.
Noting with appreciation the efforts of the Secretary-General,his Special Representative for Rwanda, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the Department of Humanitarian Affairs of the Secretariat and non-governmental organizations, as well as of the Commission on Human Rights and its special rapporteurs.
On 8 November 1993,I informed the Security Council that, in pursuance of paragraph 10 of that resolution, I had decided to appoint Mr. Jacques-Roger Booh-Booh, former Minister for External Relations of Cameroon, as my Special Representative for Rwanda, with immediate effect S/26730.
I therefore instructed my Special Representative for Rwanda, Mr. Shaharyar Khan, to visit Kinshasa to discuss with Zairian officials the possibility of the Government of Zaire undertaking these tasks, on the understanding that the international community would be encouraged to assist with an appropriate level of logistic and financial support.
Letter dated 8 November(S/26730) from the Secretary-General addressed to the Presidentof the Security Council, stating that, following consultations, he had decided to appoint Mr. Jacques-Roger Booh-Booh, former Minister of External Relations of Cameroon, as his Special Representative for Rwanda, with immediate effect.
Determined to contribute to the resumption of the process of political settlement under the Arusha peace agreement, andencouraging the Secretary-General and his Special Representative for Rwanda to continue and redouble their efforts at the national, regional and international levels to promote these objectives.
Letter dated 8 June(S/1994/709) from the Secretary-General addressed to the President of the Security Council informing theCouncil of his intention, following consultations, to appoint Mr. Shahryar M. Khan, former Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Pakistan, as his Special Representative for Rwanda, effective 1 July 1994.
In paragraphs 37 and 38 of the report, I indicated, inter alia, that the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees(UNHCR)would follow up with the Government of Zaire on the discussions held by my Special Representative for Rwanda, Mr. Shaharyar Khan, with a view to concluding appropriate arrangements to enhance security in the camps, in the framework of UNHCR's mandate for refugee protection and humanitarian assistance.
On the basis of that briefing, I directed that the allegations should be immediately taken up with the Government of Rwanda. This was done by the Under-Secretary-General for Peace-keeping Operations, Mr. Kofi Annan, who was in Rwanda on mission at that time,and my Special Representative for Rwanda, Mr. Shaharyar Khan.
In my report on the situation in Rwanda dated 6 October(S/1994/1133), I indicated that, as a result of his visit to Zaire from 12 to 14 September,my Special Representative for Rwanda, Mr. Shaharyar Khan, concluded that the most effective way of ensuring the safety of the refugees and their freedom to return to Rwanda would be the separation of political leaders, former Rwandese government forces and militia from the rest of the refugee population.
Letter dated 14 June 1994(S/1994/710) from the President of the Security Council addressed to the Secretary-General, stating that his letter of 8 June 1994(S/1994/709)concerning the appointment of Mr. Shahryar M. Khan as the Secretary-General's Special Representative for Rwanda had been brought to the attention of the members of the Council and they welcomed the proposal contained therein.
The meeting was attended by the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, the Executive Director of the World Food Programme, the Under-Secretaries-General for Political Affairs and for Humanitarian Affairs, the Legal Counsel, one of my special advisers,my Special Representatives for Rwanda and Burundi, my Special Humanitarian Envoy for Rwanda and Burundi, the Military Adviser in the Department of Peace-keeping Operations and a representative of the United Nations Children 's Fund UNICEF.
Special Representative of the Secretary-General for Rwanda UNAMIR.
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Human Rights Field Operation in Rwanda(HRFOR): representative of the Special Rapporteur for Rwanda.
The CHAIRMAN thanked the representative of Rwanda for the frankness of the dialogue.
We thank the Representative of Rwanda for specifying the places of residence of these individuals, which clearly are not located in Congolese territory.