Examples of using Distinguished representative in English and their translations into Arabic
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The PRESIDENT(translated from Russian): I thank the distinguished representative of the Islamic Republic of Iran for his statement, for the kind words addressed to the Chair, and also for his proposal.
Ms. FILIP(Romania): Mr. President, First of all let me congratulate you, a distinguished representative of a nation with which Romania enjoys a long tradition of friendship and good neighbourly relations, on your assumption for the presidency of the Conference on Disarmament.
The PRESIDENT: I thank you, Foreign Secretary Haque, for that thoughtful and important statement and for the kind words that you have addressed to me, and I turn now to the distinguished representative of our new participant, Latvia. Counsellor Jansons, you have the floor.
The Committee congratulated the distinguished representative of the Government of Mauritius on presenting the comprehensive combined initial and second periodic report, which was prepared on the basis of the Committee ' s guidelines and provided ample statistical data.
The Conference has just learnt, from the distinguished representative of Algeria, Ambassador Mohamed Salah Dembri, and Minister Labbé, Deputy Permanent Representative of the Mission of Chile, the state of play of the five ambassadors ' initiative on the programme of work.
Let me say how proud Brazil is to see a distinguished representative from Portugal presiding over this historic session.
We congratulate Ambassador Antonio de Icaza, the distinguished representative of Mexico, on his appointment as Chairman of the Committee. We are confident that the well- structured and target- oriented work
Mr. AKRAM(Pakistan): I have not asked for the floor to respond to the distinguished representative of the United States, although I must say that there is much that could be said for the other point of view, the point of view of the developing countries and the members of the Group of 21.
Mr. SEIXAS CORRÊA(Brazil): Mr. President, let me begin by expressing my satisfaction at seeing you, a distinguished representative of Egypt, a close friend of Brazil, a country fully committed to the cause of nuclear disarmament, and a New Agenda partner, preside over the Conference on Disarmament.
On a personal note, as Permanent Representative of Spain-- and I could add as an old friend-- let me add that I am particularly glad to see such a distinguished representative of Nicaragua and the Group of Latin American and Caribbean States assuming the important functions of the presidency of the General Assembly.
I also have on my list of speakers for today the representative of France, the distinguished Ambassador François Rivasseau; the distinguished representative of Cuba, Mr. Oscar León González; the distinguished representative of the Republic of Korea, Ambassador Eui-Yong Chung; and the distinguished representative of the United Kingdom, Ambassador David Broucher.
Mrs. Swaraj(India): Mr. Chairman, first of all, I would like to express our happiness that you, a distinguished representative of a friendly country, have taken over as the Chair of the Committee on disarmament and international security, the First Committee of the General Assembly, which has been the incubator of several important global disarmament initiatives since its inception.
I have asked for the floor, in order to convey, on behalf of Ambassador Sánchez Arnau and the entire Argentine delegation, and also on my behalf, our sadness at the departure of one of the very important ambassadors at the Conference on Disarmament, the distinguished representative of our sister Republic of Chile, Ambassador Illanes.
The PRESIDENT: I am very grateful to the distinguished representative for his statement and for the kind words addressed to the Chair. I would only add that as a representative of a nation which has known its share of terrorist atrocities, including very recently, I very much sympathize with the distinguished representative.
Mr. Matutes(Spain)(interpretation from Spanish): Allow me first, Mr. President, to offer you my sincerest congratulations on your appointment, and to express my satisfaction that the work of the General Assembly at its fifty-third session will be led by such a distinguished representative of a country with which Spain has excellent relations.
The PRESIDENT: I thank the distinguished representative of the Democratic People ' s Republic of Korea, and before I move into the concluding stages of this plenary this morning, are there any other delegations that would wish to take the floor at this stage? That does not seem to be the case, in which case, let me make a few concluding remarks and also a number of expressions of gratitude of one sort or another.
I am writing to you concerning the statement by Ambassador Madeleine Albright, the distinguished representative of the United States of America, at the 82nd plenary meeting of the fifty-first session of the General Assembly, held on 12 December 1996, in connection with the draft resolution on the human rights situation in Myanmar contained in document A/51/619/Add.3 and Corr.1 and I have the honour to state the following.
Taking advantage of the opportunity afforded us by the visit of the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Canada, the Hon. William Graham, distinguished representative of the country which has spearheaded the global antipersonnel landmine movement, I wish to
Mr. LI(China)(translated from Chinese): Mr. President, as this is the first time I deliver a formal statement in the CD plenary as the newly appointed Chinese Ambassador for Disarmament Affairs, please allow me at the outset, in the name of the Chinese delegation and on my own behalf, to express my sincere congratulations to you, the distinguished representative of the host country, on assuming the important responsibility of the CD presidency.
As a former United Nations ' Disarmament Fellow and a distinguished representative of Malaysia, the country which currently chairs the Non-Aligned Movement and played a vital role in the history of that organization, your presidency provides a unique opportunity to situate