Examples of using Kuwait during in English and their translations into Arabic
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Furthermore, Hoshyar Zebari, Minister for Foreign Affairs of Iraq, informed me in a letter dated 30 May 2013 that an agreement had been reached with Kuwait during his recent visit to the country to transfer the responsibility for the issues of Kuwaiti prisoners and missing persons and Kuwaiti property to UNAMI under Chapter VI(see annex III).
The Panel finds that the claimant from the United Kingdom referred to in paragraph 27 has established that the assets for which it seeks compensation were present in Kuwait during the relevant period, that the damage to the assets was a direct result of the invasion and occupation of Kuwait, and that the claim is compensable.
pursuant to paragraph 34 of Governing Council decision 7, a loss incurred as a result of departures of persons from Iraq or Kuwait during the period of Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait constitutes direct loss,
In particular, there is insufficient evidence to show that the refugees referred to in this part of the claim unit were among those refugees who departed from Iraq or Kuwait during the period 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991, as stipulated in paragraph 34 of Governing Council decision 7.
The Union of Consumer Co-operative Societies, seeks compensation for the value of Iraqi and Kuwaiti dinars it deposited with the Gulf Bank in Kuwait during the occupation period, in accordance with directives issued by the Iraqi authorities requiring sales proceeds received by co-operative societies during the occupation period to be deposited with Kuwaiti banks.
Recognizing that there were military operations and a breakdown of civil order in Kuwait during the period of Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait, paragraph 21 of Governing Council decision 7 provides the basis for a finding of direct loss in respect of claims for goods lost in transit in Kuwait. .
UNROP was set up after the liberation of Kuwait,[xix] and, pursuant thereto, property taken by Iraq from Kuwait during Iraq's occupation of Kuwait was handed over in most cases at designated points on the Iraq-Kuwait border, under the supervision of co-ordinator designated by the Secretary-General of the United Nations or representatives of the co-ordinator.
Computerized information provided by Kuwait ' s Public Authority for Assessment of Compensation for Damages Resulting from Iraqi Aggression(PAAC) regarding individuals who left Kuwait during the period of 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991 is contained in a section called the" Kuwaiti MOI Database".
Consequently, the Panel decides that costs incurred by Governments in evacuating their citizens from Iraq or Kuwait during the period of 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991 should be compensated to the extent they are adequately supported by documentary or other appropriate evidence.
non-Iraqi persons who left Iraq or Kuwait during or after the period of Iraq ' s invasion
With respect to the claims for lost profits of the vessels seized and detained in Kuwait during the hostilities, the Panel finds that the appropriate measure of compensation is the profits that the claimants would have earned for the period of time reasonably required to render the vessels operational.
His Highness the Amir launched during the conference of the Arab Summit for Economic and social development which was convened in Kuwait during the period from 19 to 20 January 2009 an initiative for supporting and encouraging small and medium enterprises based on exploiting available local resources of goods and services with an estimated capital of $ 2 billion.
as it is reasonable to assume that the claimant will not be able to obtain evidence of termination of the contracts from tenants fleeing Kuwait during the invasion and occupation.
of Kuwait expelled Palestinians from its territories in 1991, when everyone knows that more than 1 million people from various communities, including our Palestinian brothers, left Kuwait during the Iraqi occupation in 1990.
As in the first instalment of AE4@ claims, the nature of damage alleged and the location of all the properties in Kuwait established that the damage was a result of military operations and the breakdown of civil order in Kuwait during Iraq=s invasion and occupation of Kuwait. .
The Panel encountered claims in this category for the costs of returning employees to Kuwait, including airfares and expenses for recruiting new employees, costs of cleaning-up the claimant ' s premises to restart its business operations and for setting up temporary offices outside Kuwait during the occupation period.
the Palestinian category" D" claimants may be explained by the fact that many Palestinians do not hold other passports and would have been more likely to remain in Kuwait during the invasion and occupation period due to a lack of a viable alternative.
As previously noted above at paragraph, the Panel considers that emergency humanitarian relief provided by a Government to individuals who fled from Iraq or Kuwait during the period of Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait falls within the scope of paragraphs 34(b) and 36 of Governing Council decision 7 and therefore constitutes a direct loss resulting from Iraq '
In this regard, the Panel notes that other panels of Commissioners have found that some expenses incurred subsequent to 2 March 1991 in connection with the departure of persons from Iraq or Kuwait during the period 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991 may be compensable as direct losses resulting from Iraq '
It is a must in this occasion that we remember with appreciation the stances of the GCC countries, Arab countries and others whose leaders supported Kuwait during the hard time of the occupation, and greatly assisted us in achieving the victory, in a battle where precious blood mixed in the battlefield in defending the principles of right, freedom and justice.