Examples of using Contributed troops in English and their translations into Arabic
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Chile, which has stood by Timor-Leste from the outset and which contributed troops in the early stages, hopes that this young country will become an international model of success and hope.
The countries that contributed troops to UNFICYP welcomed the measures adopted by the Secretariat in order to solve that problem through the request for voluntary contributions to the special account for the period prior to 16 June 1993.
Ms. ARIFFIN(Malaysia) said that her country, which contributed troops to a number of United Nations peace-keeping operations, shared the concern of many States at the number of deaths and casualties among those involved in peace-keeping activities.
I also wish to place on record my gratitude to the 46 countries which contributed troops and/or police officers, as well as my deep sorrow and regret at the loss of UNTAC personnel through hostile action, accidents and disease.
Egypt supported the peacekeeping efforts of the Secretary-General and would develop cooperation with the United Nations and countries which contributed troops to United Nations peacekeeping operations.
Conscious of its debt to the international community, Croatia had formally notified the Secretary-General of its intention to join the ranks of States that contributed troops to peacekeeping operations.
Member States should also ensure that mission commanders were held accountable for enforcing standards in the field and countries which contributed troops and police must also take urgent remedial action where necessary.
s financial crisis was having negative effects on those countries which contributed troops and equipment, particularly developing countries which might prove to be unable to continue participating in further operations.
Finally, Fiji called on Member States to pay their peacekeeping assessments in full, on time and without conditionality and urged the United Nations promptly to reimburse countries that contributed troops and equipment and to adopt accelerated procedures for the payment of death and disability benefits.
Mr. Hammerschmidt(Canada), speaking also on behalf Australia and New Zealand, said that the three Member States contributed troops, observers and civilian police to peacekeeping operations because of the high value they placed on the role of the United Nations in maintaining international peace and security.
In addition, several members questioned whether it was justified for the Organization to impose either type of charge on Member States when it owed significant amounts to Member States that contributed troops and equipment to peacekeeping operations and did not provide equivalent compensation to them.
With regard to procurement, the Kenyan delegation recalled General Assembly resolution 51/231 and underlined the importance of transparency and the fact that it would be desirable when procuring goods and services of equivalent prices and standards for preference to be given to the developing countries, and particularly those which contributed troops.
Mr. Román-Morey(Peru) said that the report of the Senior Advisory Group was important not only for countries such as his own that contributed troops and equipment but also for the Organization, given that the task of those troops was to meet the main objective of the Charter: maintaining international peace and security.
He noted that, while the mandates of new peacekeeping missions continued to expand, the pool of countries that contributed troops was shrinking and fewer contingents were fully self-sustaining, which meant that the Secretariat was increasingly being
As a country that contributed troops to United Nations peacekeeping operations, Nigeria was concerned to note that,
with regard to Tunisia. Morocco was a member of the Allied Coalition forces and, in its capacity as such, contributed troops to the Allied Coalition.
to deploy it. However, Cuba shared the concerns over the delayed reimbursement of States which contributed troops and equipment, especially where developing countries were concerned.
Mr. MADEJ(Poland) said that, bearing in mind the alarming number of casualties among both military and civilian United Nations peace-keeping personnel, and as a State which contributed troops to those operations, Poland welcomed the draft conventions introduced by New Zealand and Ukraine and considered that the two proposals constituted a clear basis for further work in the Sixth Committee on all legal aspects of the problem.
Ms. Korpi( Finland), speaking on behalf of the European Union, the associated countries Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia and, in addition, Iceland and Liechtenstein, said she regretted that the Organization might have to resort once again to cross-borrowing from peacekeeping funds to finance regular-budget activities and new peacekeeping missions, since cross-borrowing placed an unacceptable burden on countries that contributed troops and equipment.
Very few Latin American countries support the Iraq war; indeed, only a handful of small countries in the region contributed troops to the so-called“coalition of the willing,” and today only El Salvador still has its troops in Iraq. More broadly, most Latin American governments are increasingly critical of the Bush administration's foreign policy, and they are unlikely to support