Examples of using Ceasefire monitoring in English and their translations into Arabic
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first steps in implementing the Comprehensive Peace Agreement, it is worth noting that progress made on political issues and ceasefire monitoring will matter little if the lives of ordinary Sudanese do not improve.
In this context, the closure of the two sector headquarters and the subsequent redeployment of their military personnel to nine observer team sites had enabled MINURSO to expand its ceasefire monitoring activities through a strengthened presence on the ground.
Training workshops for police, military and field commanders in southern Sudan and Transitional Areas on child protection, as part of wider workplan to support the ceasefire monitoring institutions.
Much more needs to be done in bringing together international, regional and subregional organizations, Member States and non-State actors involved in disarmament, demobilization, ceasefire monitoring and anti-crime and anti-terrorism in a coordinated effort to enforce the arms embargo.
In view of the prevailing situation, I believe that MINURSO continues to play an important stabilizing and ceasefire monitoring role on the ground and would like to recommend that its mandate be extended for a further period of six months, until 30 April 2006.
I believe that MINURSO continues to play a key stabilizing and ceasefire monitoring role.
They include: bridging the relief-development gap; assisting voluntary returns; ceasefire monitoring; disarmament, demobilization and reintegration; policing; and rule of law and human rights monitoring. .
Post-conflict peacebuilding requires knowledge and expertise in a wide range of fields, including ceasefire monitoring, refugee assistance, administrative and judicial institution-building, and reconstruction and development.
The Peace Agreement has established a clear timetable for the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration process, which includes a ceasefire and ceasefire monitoring, disengagement, cantonment, disarmament, demobilization, rehabilitation and reintegration.
The ceasefire monitoring mechanisms established under the N ' Djamena Ceasefire Agreement and the Darfur Peace Agreement have, since the end of 2006, faced many challenges in their implementation.
The three original helicopters were used for the Mission's operational requirements, including ceasefire monitoring patrols, rotation of personnel among team sites, resupply and medical/casualty evacuation.
Now that the main mechanisms for ceasefire monitoring and disarmament are in place, the responsibility rests with the leaders of the rebel movements to advance the peace process in Sierra Leone.
The agreement provides for the permanent cessation of hostilities, to be monitored at provincial and district levels through Ceasefire Monitoring Committees and, at the national level, through a Joint Monitoring Committee.
The Ceasefire Commission, hereafter referred to as" the CFC", and the Joint Commission, hereafter referred to as" the Commission" shall be established as Ceasefire monitoring and verification mechanisms.
Today, peace and security can be built only through a comprehensive undertaking that goes beyond ceasefire monitoring to encompass other, indispensable elements in the transition process from conflict to peace and democracy, such as the promotion of economic development and human rights, the building of trust among various political actors, and the monitoring of elections.
The Ceasefire Monitoring Committee.
ECOWAS: The ECOWAS Ceasefire Monitoring Group(ECOMOG) is a sub-regional peacekeeping force.
Concerning the security arrangements, the parties agreed to strengthen the existing ceasefire monitoring and verification mechanisms.
The requirement for a professional ceasefire monitoring and verification force as mandated in resolution 1291(2000) is self-evident.
This latter amount includes contributions to the United Nations agencies, NGOs, ICRC in Chad and Darfur, and AU ceasefire monitoring activities.
