Examples of using In the round table in English and their translations into Arabic
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comments made to the  participants in the round table by the  representatives of Canada, Comoros, Cuba, Jamaica, Latvia, the  Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, Mexico, Nepal, the  Philippines and Spain.
Participants in the Round Table included 14 United Nations agencies, funds and programmes along with representatives of the  United Nations Secretariat,
ECLAC participated in the round table on convergence and competitiveness policies, presenting a paper on industrial competitiveness policies in  Latin America and the  Caribbean in the  1990s, and in the  closing round table  of the  seminar;
Guyana looks forward to sharing further insights on its national experiences in the round table sessions in  order to contribute to an elaboration of best practices with a view to establishing and sustaining a world fit for children.
This agreement was presented in the round table co-organized by UNCTAD and Honduras, entitled" State interventionism and competition policy", and in the  subsequent dissemination event" The  importance of competition for businesses, consumers and national development".
This could be based on the  Global Forum background paper and the  discussions in the round table and passed on by the  session chairpersons to the  Global Health Workforce Alliance to inform its work in  this area.
ICAA cooperated in  1997 with the  United Nations Focal Point on Tobacco or Health in the round table on social and economic aspects of reduction of tobacco smoking by the  use of alternative nicotine delivery systems.
(May 31, 2001): One CEN representative participated in the Round table on Rio +10:
Many of the  strategies discussed in the round table are captured in the  policy position paper on intensifying HIV prevention issued by the  Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS.
that Hizbollah has embraced the  national dialogue and is, through its participation in the round table and its agreement to its agenda, willing to discuss
Invited Parties to submit to the  secretariat, by 15 February 2008, their views on the  topics to be covered and the  experts/organizations to be invited to participate in the round table referred to in  paragraph 19(c)(i) above;
Seven Heads of State or Government, along with special envoys and ministers from another 17 countries, participated in the round table, which coincided with the  third anniversary of the  World Summit for Children.
I realize that I have not done justice to any of the  statements made by the  leaders who participated in the round table on dialogue among civilizations, but I have tried to convey that each
That what The  participants in the round table held on September 20th at the  Peninsula in  Paris, in the  second edition of the  Africa Time For a New Deal(ATND), summed up by their mere presence and activity with the  theme of:“Business development, what new financing models?”.
Representatives of the  Foundation for Human Rights in  South Africa, the  African Secretariat of NHRIs, the  International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, the  International Centre for Democracy and Electoral Assistance and representatives of South African civil society also participated in the round table, which resulted in the  elaboration of draft strategies for NHRI engagement in  transitional justice.
Delegates participating in the round table reaffirmed, in  line with the  Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS:(a) that prevention is the  mainstay of the  response;(b) the  need to address stigma
(e) In  order to promote a substantive and constructive dialogue, participation in the round table will include Member States, observers, representatives of entities of the  United Nations system as well as selected representatives of civil society organizations and non-governmental organizations that are active in the  field of the  rule of law";