Examples of using Its midterm in English and their translations into Arabic
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In February 2012, it presented its midterm briefing to the Committee, and in July 2012 it presented its final reports on Somalia(S/2012/544) and Eritrea(S/2012/545), including detailed evidence to back up its findings.
As stated in its midterm report(S/2013/605), the Group undertook investigations to establish whether revenues from the exploitation, trade or illegal taxation of natural resources had been used for the purchase of arms.
Following the submission of its midterm report, the Panel continued to investigate the mercenary commanders and, on 15 June 2012, identified the names of key leaders in the presentation of its report to the Committee, including Bobby Sarpee, Nyezee Barway, Isaac Chegbo(alias“Bob Marley”) and Julien Monpuho Gougnan(alias“Columbo”), a former Ivorian militia leader.
In its midterm report, the Panel noted that Nyezee Barway had commanded the attack on Sakré, Côte d'Ivoire, on 24 April 2012, following his meetings with other Liberian mercenaries and Ivorian militia members in and around Ziah refugee camp, Konobo district, and Zwedru, Grand Gedeh county(S/2012/448, para. 79).
The Group of Experts maintains its view, as expressed in its midterm report(S/2012/766), that the measures and the restrictions imposed by the Security Council in resolution 1643(2005), and further reiterated in resolution 2045(2012), still do not prevent the illicit production and trafficking of Ivorian rough diamonds.
The Panel mentioned this individual in its midterm report and its 15 June 2012 presentation to the Committee, in relation to his suspected involvement in the mobilization of Ivorian militia members to attack Côte d'Ivoire from Grand Gedeh county in January 2012(S/2012/448, paras. 67-77).
As the Group noted in its midterm report(S/2009/188, para. 47), it interpreted these markings as“Darma, Mali” and sent a letter to the Government of Mali requesting information
The Panel noted in its midterm report(S/2012/448, para. 88) that, in addition to
In its midterm report, the Panel noted that the apparent increase in drug trafficking into and out of Liberia presented serious concerns for State security, in part because, once trafficking networks became entrenched,
As highlighted in its midterm report(S/2012/766), information gathered by the Group confirms that the pro-Gbagbo radical wing is a political and military structure that receives financial support from former representatives of the Gbagbo regime and whose objective is to change the Government through violent acts in order to regain the power and influence lost after April 2011.
Since the presentation of its midterm report(S/2005/235), the Group has continued to interact on a regular basis with the Ivorian Customs authorities, focusing on the level of controls exercised on imports, exports and transhipments and the measures put in place for detecting violations of the sanctions regime.
Since its midterm report was issued(S/2013/316), the Panel has continued to investigate the operations and intentions of Liberian mercenaries and Ivorian militia members along the Liberia-Côte d ' Ivoire border, placing particular emphasis on identifying illicit trafficking in arms and ammunition, as well as possible financing by senior officials of the Government of former President Laurent Gbagbo residing in Ghana.
In addition, as announced in its midterm report(S/2013/605), the Group continued to identify areas regarding customs and transport where the capacities of States in the region could be strengthened to facilitate the implementation of the sanctions regime and other measures imposed by the Security Council.
On the basis of a recommendation from the Panel in its midterm report, the acting Chairman of the Committee sent a letter on 13 July 2009 to the Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations requesting that UNMIL start conducting inspections of the weapons, ammunition and other related equipment imported for training and equipping AFL.
On 10 November 2010, the Panel of Experts submitted to the Security Council its midterm report pursuant to paragraph 2 of Security Council resolution 1928(2010), outlining issues related to the implementation of resolutions 1718(2006) and 1874(2009), recalling its May 2010 recommendations
During its midterm presentation on 15 June 2012, the Panel provided information concerning the locations of arms caches within Côte d'Ivoire, including one cache close to Behwalay along the route that militia members had used to retreat to Liberia from the Toulepleu area, Côte d'Ivoire, early in 2011.
In addition to the findings contained in its midterm report(S/2012/766), the Group was able to obtain documentary evidence suggesting that oil deals representing millions of dollars in commissions involved at least one adviser to Mr. Gbagbo and the Director General of PETROCI, the State oil company, Kassoum Fadika.
Pending the conclusion of these processes, the Director General has proposed(document IDB.41/8-PBC.29/8) that the current medium-term programme framework(MTPF) 2010-2013, as adjusted in 2011 following its midterm review by the thirty-ninth session of the Industrial Development Board in November-December 2011, be extended until 2015.
Furthermore, at the request of the Monitoring Group, the Secretariat of the United Nations tried several times to organize a meeting between the Somali Mission to the United Nations and the Monitoring Group in early September 2006, when the Monitoring Group was in New York to give its midterm briefing.
Following the presentation of the Panel ' s first interim report and its midterm briefing to the Committee in April 2007, the Panel ' s focal point within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs informed the Panel(following several requests for clarification from the Panel) that the Government of the Sudan had