Examples of using Ecus in English and their translations into Arabic
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Budget allocation for border-crossing infrastructure projects in the region, which was initially 94.8 million European currency units(ECUs) in 1994, knew a slight decline thereafter, but has been expanded in 1999.
We have already pledged 500 million ECUs in aid for the 1994-1999 period, with the goal of assisting in the consolidation of the Palestinian Authority and of improving the living conditions of the Palestinians.
On this basis, the Commission has proceeded with the implementation of the various projects, within the total budgetary allocations of 13 million ECUs in the 1993 budget and 100 million ECUs in the 1994 budget.
Thus, the Copenhagen co-financing scheme has opened the way for the PHARE programme to fund major road rehabilitation projects in Bulgaria(10.6 million ECUs), Hungary(15 million ECUs) and Romania(22 million ECUs).
Under the current European Development Fund more than 800 million ECUs were being devoted to health spending(about 70 per cent of the total aid, compared to 3 per cent for the previous five-year period).
In addition, the Commission has released over 22 million ECUs in recent days, and is negotiating with ACP States the release within the next week of a part of residual funds from the European Development Fund.
It can connect to various electronic control units(ECUs) such as Engine, Gearbox, ABS, Airbag/SRS and display identification, read and clear fault code memory, display and record measured values and perform actuator tests.
The budget of that programme for 1993 alone totals 90 million Ecus. Its main spheres of action are education and training, health, rural development and agriculture, urban renewal, the effective management of public affairs, and democratization.
102,085,000 European currency units(ECUs) at the November 1984 exchange rate.
The IT-II can diagnose problems in the electric and electronic control systems and is capable of monitoring, testing and programming electronic control units(ECUs) for powertrain, chassis and body systems as well as their associated sensors and actuators.
Apart from the significant bilateral contributions of its member States, the EU has already provided substantial humanitarian assistance, amounting to about 200 million ECUs since October 1993, in favour of the population of Rwanda and neighbouring countries.
The construction cost of the" Bridge 28" solution has been estimated at about 8.7 billion European currency units(ECUs)(1994) and the construction time at about 19 years, including 4 years of additional studies.
provided 68 per cent of total assistance to the former Soviet Union, in the amount of 53 billion ECUs.
Italian financial commitment to multilateral organizations dealing with sustainable development is of the order of 1.5 billion dollars, including the contribution to the tranche of 600 million in European currency units(ECUs) within the initiative launched by the European Economic Community(EEC).
As originally approved by the General Assembly in 1984, the construction project was estimated to cost $73,501,000 or 102,085,000 European currency units(ECUs) at the November 1984 exchange rate.
The construction project as originally approved by the General Assembly in 1984 was estimated to cost $73,501,000 or 102,085,000 European currency units(ECUs) at the November 1984 exchange rate.
With the main aim of assisting the consolidation of the Palestinian Authority and improving the living conditions of the Palestinians, we have promised 500 million ECUs in aid for the period 1994-1999.
600,000 ecus; duration:
In the 1994 PHARE budget, some 100 million ECUs was committed(in addition to approximately 30 million ECUs allocated in the 1992 and 1993 budgets) for the co-financing of short-term projects in the region for the development/upgrading of the infrastructure, border-crossing modernization and supply of customs control and communication equipment.
Moreover, in light of the presentation of the European Commission outlining its contributions, including the intention to devote in 1994 some 100 million European currency units(ECUs) to the development of the infrastructure network in the region, it was noted that a particularly important follow-up could be assured in the framework of Group of 24 coordination and especially of its Transport Group.