Examples of using Abeche in English and their translations into Arabic
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UN Volunteers helped the United Nations Mission in the Central African Republic and Chad to mobilize 1,500 people in Abeche, Chad as part of an advocacy campaign on the promotion of gender equity.
Reports of aerial bombardment were confirmed in Abu Dumaite village near Shaeria, Marla village close to Dar al Salam and other areas south of Shangil Tobaya(Northern Darfur), as well as in areas close to Khor Abeche.
While they did not launch a large-scale attack on any village, such as last month ' s sacking of Khor Abeche in Southern Darfur, militia members continued to attack and harass civilian populations.
Most were displaced from the areas of Shangil Tobaya, Sortony, Tukumare, Thabit, Wadi Mura, Abu Zerega and Dar al Salam in Northern Darfur, and Khor Abeche and Shaeria in Southern Darfur.
The higher number of information sessions was due to the change in the frequency of the sessions from once to twice monthly in N ' Djamena and to the expansion of services in Abeche.
Khor Abeche- Tanzanian battalion Kass- Rwandan battalion.
to Khor Abeche in Southern Darfur.
UNAMID provided physical protection to almost 60,000 displaced persons who sought refuge within or in the vicinity of UNAMID team sites in Saraf Umra, Khor Abeche and Korma.
On 22 March, UNAMID assisted approximately 4,000 people who had fled attacks by the Rapid Support Force and unidentified militia and sought refuge inside the UNAMID Khor Abeche team site.
Chad convened a meeting between representatives of the Government and rebel groups in Abeche.
close to 40,000 civilians were displaced from these clashes. More than 15,000 of them sought temporary shelter around a UNAMID team site in Khor Abeche, where the Mission was providing limited assistance.
In the aftermath of the militia attack on Khor Abeche in April, AMIS established a permanent military observer group site in the town comprising 18 military observers and a protection force of 70 soldiers.
The team paid tribute to the fallen Nigerian soldiers who were the victims of a tragic unprovoked bandit attack last October in the Khor Abeche area in Southern Darfur.
(b) In December 2006, 40 kilometres from Abeche on the road to Goz Beida, a convoy of three vehicles from the non-governmental organization Oxfam was attacked by armed men, and approximately US$ 44,000 was stolen along with other materials;
The Advisory Committee notes that a Political Affairs Officer at the P-3 level is proposed for the immediate Office of the Special Representative to liaise with the Political and Civil Affairs Section at forward headquarters in Abeche.
A reliable infrastructure network is now established, including six permanent operations bases in N ' Djamena, Abeche, Forchana, Goz Beida, Iriba and Birao; and enhancements to the airport infrastructure in N ' Djamena and Abeche.
The presence of SLM/A members in Khor Abeche and their efforts to gather support for their group to counter the actions of Government forces and allied tribal militia groups complicated the traditional dispute resolution processes that had served the tribes well in the past.
The Council reiterates its deep concern about the increase in violence and insecurity in Darfur, including recently in Khor Abeche, such as ceasefire violations, attacks by rebel groups, increased intertribal fighting, attacks on humanitarian personnel and peacekeepers and aerial bombardment by the Government of the Sudan.
The Sudanese Government made several efforts to achieve peace and stability in the region through various initiatives and agreements, including the first and second Abeche agreements and the N ' Djamena Agreement, culminating in the Darfur Peace Agreement of 2006, signed in Abuja with the principal armed movements in Darfur.
The Security Council reiterates its deep concern about the increases in violence and insecurity in Darfur, including recently in Khor Abeche, such as ceasefire violations, attacks by rebel groups, increased inter-tribal fighting, attacks on humanitarian personnel and peacekeepers, and aerial bombardment by the Government of Sudan.