Examples of using Bilateral in English and their translations into Arabic
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Negotiations of bilateral and regional free trade agreements also additionally burden the limited negotiating capacity of many developing countries.
India offers bilateral dialogue to Pakistan and does not want intercession by any third party.
Over one third of its total bilateral aid has been directed to the region, amounting to 1.8 billion Swedish kronor for 1995-1996.
In particular, the report documents the recent bilateral agreements on the withdrawal of Russian armed forces and on social guarantees for retired military personnel residing in Latvia and Estonia.
My delegation is convinced that international cooperation at all levels- bilateral, regional and global- is crucial for the effective implementation of the goals of the social Summit.
Invites all funding institutions and bilateral and multilateral donors, as well as regional funding institutions and non-governmental organizations, to cooperate with the secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity in the implementation of the programme of work;
Ukraine provided information on the status and implementation of multilateral and bilateral treaties relating to international terrorism to which it was a party, 21 as well as extracts from its criminal code regarding the prevention and suppression of terrorism.
Invites Member States to consider sending experts to participate in the preparatory process, and encourages bilateral and multilateral donors to facilitate the participation of developing countries in both the preparatory process and the high-level intergovernmental event;
For Spain, participation in the experiment has led to our establishing links for scientific cooperation at a strictly bilateral level that could in some cases form the basis for fruitful
Slovenia has thus far also concluded 20 multilateral and bilateral intergovernmental and inter-police agreements in the area of countering organized crime, including terrorism, and on cooperation in the area of money-laundering prevention and the financing of terrorism.
It carries out its mandate in a framework of coexisting international, multilateral and bilateral treaties, through which it is entrusted with the judicial settlement of disputes and the application of mechanisms accepted by States in their unilateral declarations.
Bilateral and multilateral development partners of affected developing countries are called upon to review and adjust, as appropriate, their policies and procedures to facilitate participation in a partnership dialogue aiming at fostering the implementation of action programmes under the UNCCD.
The Programme of Action could be applied only by forging a broad multilateral institutional alliance at the national, regional and global levels, in which bilateral and multilateral institutions and the public and private sectors would participate.
It had one bilateral agreement with another country and provided statistics demonstrating
Other members of the international community, notably the United Nations Security Council, the EU, the League of Arab States and bilateral partners, such as China, France, the United Kingdom and the United States, have also pronounced themselves on the situation.
This process also offers an opportunity for the United Nations country team to engage in a dialogue with nonresident agencies as well as civil society organizations, the private sector and bilateral donors on United Nations programme approaches and priorities.
Mrs. MARTINEZ(Ecuador) said that her Government, in its efforts to promote social development, had signed important multilateral and bilateral agreements for exchanging information on problems relating to youth, older persons, the disabled and the family.
At the international level, States should consider the impact of their actions and decisions on the realization of the right to development, particularly within the framework of international trade and financial institutions, and bilateral and regional trade agreements.
In addition, the Committee regrets the lack of information provided on the existence and implementation of regional and bilateral memoranda of understanding and/or agreements with other countries on trafficking, and the inadequate information provided on prosecution and punishment of traffickers.
At the same time, the support of the international community- including the United Nations system, the international financial institutions, as well as other multilateral and bilateral donors- is required to complement the efforts of the developing countries.