Examples of using Currently deployed in English and their translations into Arabic
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These operations comprise 140,000 authorized personnel, of which 110,000 are currently deployed, including 78,000 military,
The Meeting underlined its appreciation for the efforts of the Ugandan Forces currently deployed in Mogadishu under AMISOM and Uganda ' s invaluable contribution to peace and stability in Somalia and condemned any hostility towards it.
Regarding the operational and self-sustainment capabilities of troop and police contingents, out of the 45 military and police units currently deployed to UNAMID, 16 have achieved a major equipment serviceability rate above the 90 per cent threshold.
These personnel will join DDR personnel currently deployed at team sites and UNMIS camps who will be redeployed to state offices to ensure coverage in all 18 states.
(b) That level II medical facilities currently deployed in missions with less than 63 personnel should not be required to update their staffing levels unless an operational requirement arises, which can be discussed during memorandum of understanding negotiations;
Regarding the operational and self-sustainment capabilities of troop and police contingents, of the 46 military and police units currently deployed to UNAMID, 32 have achieved a serviceability rate of their major equipment above the 90 per cent threshold.
The maritime assets currently deployed both in support of IFOR and for Operation Sharp Guard also continue to provide surveillance, a presence to seaward of the coast and, embarked, the theatre reserve.
Regarding the operational and self-sustainment capabilities of troop and police contingents, only 11 of the 44 military and police units currently deployed to UNAMID have achieved a major equipment serviceability rate above the 90 per cent threshold.
Under resolution 1125(1997) of 6 August 1997, the Security Council endorsed the regional peacekeeping operation currently deployed in the country, the Inter-African Mission to Monitor the Implementation of the Bangui Agreements(MISAB).
than doubled since 2003, from 103 aircraft in 2003 to a current level of 228 aircraft currently deployed in 15 operations.
The recent events in western Côte d ' Ivoire have also confirmed the recommendation in my previous report to transfer the three armed helicopters currently deployed in UNMIL to UNOCI to deter spoilers from significant military action and to respond to threats to the population, especially in the border areas.
The framework agreement, which was informally made available to the Security Council on 21 November 1995, is comprehensive and detailed and contains many aspects with far-reaching implications not only for the United Nations peace-keeping forces currently deployed in the former Yugoslavia, but also for the future role of the Organization in that region.
Recalls the endorsement, in its resolution 2062(2012), of the Secretary-General ' s recommendation to transfer the three armed helicopters, currently deployed in UNMIL, to UNOCI, to be used in both Côte d ' Ivoire and Liberia along and across their border;
The reduction would begin as soon as possible and be implemented gradually over the next two to three months, on the understanding that, after 9 June 1995, the infantry battalions currently deployed in the provinces would change over from their present tasks to those outlined above.
at 31 December 2012) to United Nations peacekeeping, to exempt from the application of the recommendation contained in paragraph 108(b) of the report of the Senior Advisory Group individual units currently deployed with rotation periods shorter than 12 months, and permits those units to maintain their existing rotation arrangements with the United Nations until 30 June 2015;
Number of vessels currently deployed.
MINUSTAH troops are currently deployed in nine areas of responsibility.
Six of the eight authorized formed police units are currently deployed.
The first graduates are currently deployed with African Union peacekeeping missions.