Examples of using Presidential statement dated in English and their translations into Spanish
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In its Presidential Statement dated 23 March 1994.
It should be recalled that following the first meeting of the Group, held on 8 November 2005,the United Nations Security Council, in a presidential statement dated 30 November 2005, expressed its full support to the Group and its work.
In a presidential statement dated 19 December 2007(S/PRST/2007/49), Council members supported the agenda.
The latest extension is contained in a presidential statement dated 16 October 2003 S/PRST/2003/17.
In a presidential statement dated 24 May(S/PRST/2006/23), the Security Council endorsed the communiqué of 19 May 2006 issued by the International Working Group.
Through your good offices, I would be deeply grateful if you could transmit my profound thanks and appreciation to the members of the Security Council for taking the initiative in approving a presidential statement dated 11 July 1997(S/PRST/1997/37) on the situation of Cambodia.
In a Presidential Statement dated 12 January 2005(S/PRST/2005/1), the Security Council expressed its intention to organize a mission to Haiti in conjunction with the Economic and Social Council Ad Hoc Advisory Group.
During its consultations on 19 September, the Council was briefed by the Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations on the preparations for a multidimensional presence in eastern Chad and the north-eastern Central African Republic,as requested in the presidential statement dated 27 August 2007 S/PRST/2007/30.
As you will recall, in its presidential statement dated 21 January 1999(PRST/1999/3), the Security Council underlined the importance it attached to a continued multidisciplinary presence of the United Nations in Angola.
In a presidential statement dated 7 March 2005(S/PRST/2005/11), the Security Council, inter alia, welcomed the efforts of the United Nations Political Office in Somalia and noted the need to expand the United Nations presence as proposed by the Secretary-General.
Recently, another Security Council Presidential Statement, dated 11 August 1994, was issued in reference to certain developments including the progress report of the United Nations Special Mission to Afghanistan and the recommendations therein.
In a presidential statement dated 26 October 2004(S/PRST/2004/38), the Security Council commended the progress made, including the election of a transitional President, towards the re-establishment of peace and stability in Somalia.
In a Presidential statement dated 21 December 2000 regarding the situation in Guinea(S/PRST/2000/41), the Security Council welcomed the decision of the Secretary-General to dispatch an inter-agency multidisciplinary mission to West Africa; supported its earliest possible departure to the region; and looked forward to the mission's report and recommendations.
In a presidential statement dated 9 April 1996(S/PRST/1996/16) the Security Council, inter alia, expressed grave concern at the outbreak of fighting in Monrovia and the rapidly deteriorating situation throughout Liberia and called on the factions to cease fire immediately, disengage their forces and restore law and order in the city.
It should also be added that, in a presidential statement dated 21 April 2012, the United Nations Security Council, recalling its statement to the press of 13 April 2012 and its strong condemnation of the coup d'état, rejected the unconstitutional establishment of the"National Transitional Council" by the military leaders and their supporters.
In a presidential statement dated 21 February 2007(S/PRST/2007/3), the Security Council noted the importance of a professional, effective and accountable security sector for the consolidation of peace and security, in preventing countries from relapsing into conflict and in laying the foundations for sustainable peace.
The Security Council, in its presidential statement dated 9 July 2010, took note of responses from other relevant parties, including the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, which has stated that it had nothing to do with the incident and encouraged the settlement of all outstanding issues by peaceful means to resume direct dialogue and negotiations.
By a presidential statement dated 24 October 2007(S/PRST/2007/41), the Security Council called on all parties to attend and to engage fully and constructively in the talks in Sirte, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, and, as a first step, to urgently agree and implement a cessation of hostilities to be overseen by the United Nations and the African Union.
In a presidential statement dated 24 October 2007, the Security Council took note of the Government's request to be placed on the agenda of the Peacebuilding Commission; on 11 December 2007, the President of the Security Council wrote to the Chairman of the Peacebuilding Commission requesting its advice on the situation in the country as well as on a set of specific issues.
The present report is submitted pursuant to the presidential statement dated 26 October 2010(S/PRST/2010/22), in which the Security Council requested me to submit annual reports on the implementation of resolution 1325(2000), and Council resolution 2122(2013), in which the Council requested me to include in my report for 2014 an update on progress across all areas of the women and peace and security agenda, highlighting gaps and challenges.