Examples of using Had chaired in English and their translations into Arabic
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Peru had chaired the negotiations culminating in the draft United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and was one of the countries working towards having it adopted by the General Assembly.
At the 2nd meeting, Mr. Murray Ward(New Zealand) reported on the intersessional consultations held on 2 and 3 June 2002, which he had chaired at the request of the Chair of the SBSTA.
He thanked the Government of Japan for its support, and expressed special thanks to Mrs. Sadako Ogata, former United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, who had chaired part of the Conference.
At the international level, his Government had chaired the Advisory Board of the United Nations Counter-Terrorism Centre for two years and had recently announced a contribution of $100 million to the Centre.
did not sign the memorandum because the Inspector General of Police had chaired the meeting at which the document was signed, instead of the head of the Political Parties Registration Commission.
The Secretary-General noted that, following intensified efforts made by his Personal Envoy and the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, UNHCR had chaired a meeting in Geneva on 24 and 25 January 2012.
He thanked the Government of Japan for its support, and expressed special thanks to Mrs. Sadako Ogata, former United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, who had chaired part of the Conference.
it was noted that the Deputy Secretary-General herself had chaired recent sessions of the Mechanism,
The Chair and the Vice-Chair prepared summaries of the views expressed at each in-session workshop that they had chaired to inform the work of the AWG-LCA on the respective issues at the second session.
the outgoing Bureau and, in particular, to Mr. Zagrekov(Russian Federation), who had chaired the preceding session of the Board, and to Mr. Padilla Menéndez(Guatemala), who had subsequently assumed the Presidency.
Mr. Kok Kee Chow(Malaysia) reported on the informal meetings he had chaired on this issue during the pre-sessional week, at the request of the chairmen of the subsidiary bodies.
At the joint meeting on 11 September, the Chairman of the SBI, Mr. John Ashe(Antigua and Barbuda), reported on the informal meetings relating to these sub-items which he had chaired during the pre-sessional week.
From 25 to 26 June 1998, Mrs. Karp had chaired the first meeting of the Coordination Panel on Technical Advice and Assistance in Juvenile Justice(established by the Economic and Social Council in its resolution 1997/30), held in Vienna.
However, he had chaired a government commission comprising representatives of civil society which had sought to identify cases of genuine discrimination and which had found
That Conference, at which Brazil had chaired one of the main bodies, the Drafting Committee, had afforded a unique opportunity to take stock of United Nations accomplishments in the field of human rights and to evaluate the functioning of the international human rights machinery.
Just the past week, in Vienna, he had chaired the Least Developed Countries Ministerial Conference, which had deliberated on how aid for trade could transform the economies of those countries.
Japan had chaired the donor-coordination meeting on drugs to enhance the synergy of assistance and therefore welcomed the discussion held in the Commission on Narcotic Drugs concerning the special session.
Burkina Faso was a party to the Protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples ' Rights on the Rights of Women in Africa, was actively involved in its promotion, and had chaired its meeting of experts.
Mr. Yamazaki(Japan) said that the working group on lessons learned, which his delegation had chaired, had further explored the peacebuilding issues of resource mobilization and economic revitalization and had introduced new subjects for discussion, including the partnership between the Commission and the Security Council.
His delegation commended Israel, which had chaired the forty-seventh session of CPC, for attempting to highlight the importance of that role,
