Examples of using Congratulating in English and their translations into Arabic
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That's what makes it all the more pleasurable to write a letter such as this congratulating someone for offering an exemplary service well above and beyond the norm.
In his remarks, Mr. Campanhola welcomed the Committee members and Mr. Payet, congratulating the latter for having recently taken up his post.
We would like to join others in congratulating the Permanent Representatives of Tanzania and Georgia on their appointment as co-Chairs of the Ad Hoc Working Group on the Revitalization of the General Assembly for the sixty-sixth session.
Let me begin by congratulating the Government and people of Afghanistan on the important steps that have been taken in recent years, including elections for the presidency and the National Assembly and the inauguration of vital democratic institutions.
Allow me to conclude by congratulating the United Nations for all its tireless efforts in the area of the promotion and protection of human rights, notwithstanding all the challenges of this latter part of the century.
Mr. Stratan(Moldova): I would like, first of all, to join the speakers who have already addressed this Assembly in congratulating Mr. Kerim on his election as President of the General Assembly at its sixty-second session.
President Nkurunziza(spoke in French): I should like, first of all, to associate myself with previous speakers in congratulating the President of the General Assembly at its sixty-sixth session and the members of the Bureau for their election.
Mr. Sow(Guinea)(spoke in French): I wish to join previous speakers, Sir, in sincerely congratulating you on your election to the chairmanship of this Committee as well as in congratulating the other members of the Bureau.
Mr. Rodrigue(Haiti)(interpretation from French): I should like to join previous speakers in most warmly congratulating you, Mr. Chairman, upon your election and in wishing you success as you guide our work.
Mr. Dennis(Liberia): Let me add my voice to previous speakers in congratulating you, Sir, on your election as Chair of the First Committee of the General Assembly at its sixty-sixth session.
Mr. Choi Hong-ghi(Republic of Korea): My delegation wishes to join others, Sir, in congratulating you on your assumption of the chairmanship of the Disarmament Commission, and also in congratulating the other members of the Bureau on their election.
Mr. Natalegawa(Indonesia): I should like to begin by once again, and formally, congratulating Mr. Mike Smith on assuming the responsibilities of Executive Director of the Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate(CTED).
Stop congratulating me!
Thank you for congratulating me.
Congratulating yourself on what please.
Congratulating yourself and what please.
I was just congratulating Claire.
I was just congratulating Cordelia.
Well, I was congratulating Dean.
I spend my whole life congratulating myself.