Examples of using External cooperation in English and their translations into Arabic
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On the basis of a commitment to continuous support, the country, through the national treasury, has also begun a process of increasing financial contributions so as to act in synergy with external cooperation and gradually to succeed in providing comprehensive care for those affected by guaranteeing medication, psychological and nutritional support, as well as other inputs.
review process it was found that the capacity of the Government to identify, formulate, evaluate and implement development projects would need to be further strengthened, in order to successfully implement the country ' s ambitious Public Investment Programme and to absorb the significant external cooperation pledged through the fifth round-table meeting.
If it is to exercise all the powers conferred on it by the Constitution, while simultaneously strengthening its institutional capacity, a much broader external cooperation effort will be needed; accordingly, the Human Rights Division is appealing to the bilateral and multilateral financing sources
Government of Haiti(Office of the Prime Minister, Office of the President, Ministry of Planning and External Cooperation, Ministry of Public Works, Transportation and Communications, Ministry of Economy and Finance, Ministry of the Interior, Territorial Collectivities and National Defence, municipalities, Interministerial Committee for Territorial Management, National Centre for Geospatial Information, Ministry of Social Affairs and Labour and Unit for the Construction of Housing and Public Buildings).
In a letter dated 6 January 2006 addressed to the President of the Economic and Social Council, Roland Pierre, Minister of Planning and External Cooperation of Haiti, announced the establishment of a strategic think tank, aimed at working at the technical level on a long-term development plan for the country, in partnership with the Economic and Social Council Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Haiti and other actors.
At its 29th meeting, on 18 July, introductory statements were made by the Chairman of the Ad Hoc Advisory Group on Haiti, the Minister of Planning and External Cooperation of Haiti and the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General and United Nations Resident Coordinator/Humanitarian Coordinator in Haiti(under agenda item 7(d)), the representative of South Africa, on behalf of the Chairman of the Ad Hoc
The only difficulties in external cooperation that have emerged, from ALADI ' s viewpoint, are:(a) the lack of information about ALADI '
Consultations between PTA and its external development partners have covered, inter alia: specific areas in which PTA seeks assistance vis-à-vis the donors ' area of interest; the nature and form of cooperation(financial, technical or other); modalities for the implementation and monitoring of the programmes supported; matters of policy and exchange of general information; exploration of possibilities for future long-term cooperation; conditionalities of cooperation; and economic and social implications with and without external cooperation.
External cooperation.
External Cooperation Unit.
External Cooperation Communication.
External Cooperation Programs.
GOES External cooperation.
III. External cooperation.
External cooperation and partnerships.
Financing and External Cooperation.
Coordination of external cooperation.
Coordination of external cooperation.
Ministry of Planning and External Cooperation.
The Erasmus Mundus Project“ External Cooperation Window.