Examples of using Feissel in English and their translations into Arabic
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A paper entitled" Draft ideas for the implementation of the package of confidence-building measures" was presented to each leader on 9 March by my Deputy Special Representative, Mr. Gustave Feissel.
From 24 to 26 April, Mr. Clark, accompanied by Mr. Feissel, visited Ankara, where he met Deputy Prime Minister Karayalcin and, in the absence of the Foreign Minister, senior officials of his Ministry.
On 30 September, the leader of the Greek Cypriot community informed Mr. Feissel that his side had completed its work and was ready to proceed as agreed on 31 July.
On 30 September 1997, the leader of the Greek Cypriot community informed Mr. Feissel that his side had completed its work and was ready to proceed as agreed on 31 July 1997.
In conclusion, I wish to express my warm appreciation to my Deputy Special Representative and Chief of Mission in Cyprus, Mr. Gustave Feissel, upon his retirement at the end of June after a long and distinguished career in the service of the United Nations.
Mr. Joe Clark continued as my Special Representative for Cyprus; Mr. Gustave Feissel continued as my Deputy Special Representative, resident in Cyprus, and as Chief of Mission when Mr. Clark was not on the island.
That report took fully into account the positions which were conveyed on 31 May by the Turkish Cypriot leader to my Deputy Special Representative, Mr. Gustave Feissel, and which were subsequently communicated to the Security Council(see S/1994/654).
I wish also to reaffirm what I told Mr. Feissel before leaving for New York, that is, that I am ready to discuss the modalities regarding the implementation of the confidence-building measures and of course the solution of the Cyprus problem.
Mr. Joe Clark, to my Deputy Special Representative, Mr. Gustave Feissel, to the Force Commander, Brigadier-General Ahti Vartiainen, and to the military and civilian personnel of UNFICYP.
I have noted the confirmation of your Deputy Special Representative Mr. Feissel that during the consultations Mr. Clerides has accepted the Turkish Cypriot definition of limited sovereignty based on the Swiss model, namely that:" The federated States are sovereign in so far as their sovereignty is not limited by the federal constitution.".
Mr. Feissel underlined that while a comprehensive settlement of the security issues would be part of an overall agreement,
To join him[Mr. Feissel] for a number of informal consultations at his residence with a view to exploring in a practical and concrete manner ways in which progress might be made both in respect of the implementation of the confidence-building measures and the long-contemplated overall settlement of the Cyprus problem.".
In Cyprus, Mr. Gustave Feissel, my Deputy Special Representative, sought from the two leaders an agreement in principle on the package so that Mr. Joe Clark, my Special Representative, could focus on implementation of the package during a visit to the island in late January 1994.
They had included a number of separate meetings between myself and the leaders of the two communities; direct talks between the two leaders hosted in October 1994 by my Deputy Special Representative, Mr. Gustave Feissel; various missions to Cyprus, Greece and Turkey by my then Special Representative, Mr. Joe Clark; and efforts by a number of interested Governments.
On 1 May 1996, I appointed Mr. Han Sung-Joo, former Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea, as my new Special Representative for Cyprus. Mr. Gustave Feissel continued as my Deputy Special Representative, resident in Cyprus, and as Chief of Mission of the United Nations Operation in Cyprus.
His Deputy Special Representative and Chief of Mission in Cyprus, Mr. Gustav Feissel, to pursue their contacts with the parties in order to establish the basis for further discussion both on the substance of the Cyprus question and on confidence-building measures(see E/CN.4/1995/69).
I have the honour to annex hereto the text of a statement made by President Rauf Denktaş on 20 January 1995 concerning the peace initiative undertaken by the Turkish Cypriot side, which has already been handed over to the Deputy Special Representative of the Secretary-General in Cyprus, Mr. Gustave Feissel.
As my new Special Representative for Cyprus I have decided to appoint Mr. Han Sung-Joo, former Foreign Minister of the Republic of Korea, effective 1 May 1996. Mr. Gustave Feissel will continue as my Deputy Special Representative, resident in Cyprus, and as Chief of Mission of the United Nations Operation in Cyprus.
In conclusion, I wish to pay tribute to my Special Representative, Mr. Joe Clark, to my Deputy Special Representative, Mr. Gustave Feissel, to the Force Commander, Major-General Michael Minehane, and to the military and civilian personnel of UNFICYP, who have continued to discharge with efficiency and dedication the important and difficult responsibilities entrusted to them by the Security Council.
Since my last report to the Security Council(S/1994/1407), my Special Representative, Mr. Joe Clark, as well as my Deputy Special Representative, Mr. Gustave Feissel, have continued contacts with the leaders of the two communities in Cyprus and with the Governments of Greece and Turkey with a view to finding a basis for a resumption of direct talks.