Examples of using Achieving stability in English and their translations into Arabic
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which has a population of about 800 million covers about 23 per cent of the world ' s land surface, has little chance of achieving stability and economic progress unless it follows the path of regional cooperation.
take note of the present report(DP/FPA/2004/15);(b) recognize the significance of increasing and achieving stability and predictability in contributions to regular resources; and(c)
African countries exerted significant efforts to satisfy the previous demands of the international community in assuming, by themselves, the major role in achieving stability in Africa. They have done this in order to encourage donor countries and the private sector to offer the necessary economic and technical support to the African countries.
The Security Council recalls its previous statements and resolutions on Guinea-Bissau and further recalls the events of 1 April 2010. The Council notes the efforts of the government of Guinea-Bissau towards achieving stability in the country, but expresses concern at the current security situation and threats to constitutional order.
Recognizing the continuing efforts of debtor countries, despite the great social cost involved, to pursue economic reform, stabilization and structural adjustment programmes aimed at achieving stability, raising domestic savings and investments, reducing inflation, improving economic efficiency and addressing the social aspects of development, including the eradication of poverty as well as the development of social safety nets for the vulnerable and poorer strata of their populations.
Calling upon the authorities and all political actors in Burundi to persevere in their dialogue on achieving stability and national reconciliation and to promote social harmony in their country, and underscoring the importance of successfully completing the reforms provided for in the Peace and Reconciliation Agreement for Burundi, signed at Arusha on 28 August 2000, in the Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement signed in Dar-es-Salaam on 16 November 2003 and in the Comprehensive Ceasefire Agreement signed in Dar-es-Salaam on 7 September 2006.
Welcoming the continuing efforts of debtor countries, despite the great social cost involved, to pursue economic reform, stabilization and structural adjustment programmes aimed at achieving stability, raising domestic savings and investments, attaining competitiveness to take advantage of market access opportunities where available, reducing inflation, improving economic efficiency,
processes of settlement or completion of the intervention deadlines for achieving stability and discipline, hence the idea of establishing a fund to ensure that these adjustments.
But the political dimension of achieving stability now needs greater prominence.
Genuine security remains a fundamental prerequisite for achieving stability and development in Afghanistan.
That statement presented a comprehensive strategy of the G-8 countries to assist Afghanistan in achieving stability and reconstruction.
Such undertaking would help the Organization accomplish its role in maintaining international peace and security and achieving stability.
Somalia has made considerable progress towards achieving stability, security and reconciliation: this opportunity should not be missed.
A professional and accountable army is one of the critical pillars for strengthening State authority and achieving stability.
In that regard, we encourage the Government of Timor-Leste to continue all its efforts aimed at achieving stability.
Africa, which is home to the largest number of developing countries, is committed to achieving stability and renewal.
Noting that the Haitian people must take responsibility for achieving stability, social and economic development and law and order.
Noting that the Haitian people must take responsibility for achieving stability, social and economic development and law and order.
Therefore, many of the most vulnerable developing States and regions will face significant additional challenges to achieving stability and sustainable development.