Examples of using Vienna document in English and their translations into Arabic
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In the period 1993-1994, Ukraine took steps in the field of regional disarmament in accordance with the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe, the 1992 Vienna document and the talks on confidence-building and security.
The military expenditures, based on the definition of Vienna Document 1999 and in line with the United Nations methodology, for the fiscal year 2010 represent a total amount of CZK 50,777,969 thousand.
The Armenian side has made significant contributions to the updating of the Vienna Document through its support for most of the suggestions on its modernization, some of which were adopted as decisions of the Forum for Security Cooperation and later incorporated into the Vienna Document 2011.
Proceeding from chapter X, on regional measures, of the Vienna Document 2011, Serbia has signed bilateral agreements in the field of arms control with Hungary at the government level and with Bulgaria at the Ministry of Defence level.
under the auspices of the OSCE, such as the Vienna Document or the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe(CFE), have shown their longevity and efficiency to the present day.
The 1992 Vienna document on Confidence- and Security-building Measures(CSBMs), the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe(CFE), as well as the Treaty on Open Skies, introduce various new procedures and methods of verification of compliance.
The Vienna Document 1992 has been built on the confidence- and security-building measures(CSBMs) of the Helsinki Final Act 1975, the Stockholm Document 1986 and the Vienna Document 1990.
States members of NATO, which have always said that the Vienna Document was applicable under any circumstances, are not actually willing to see it applied to a crisis situation.
The Armenian side largely contributed to the updating of the Vienna Document by supporting most of the suggestions on its modernization, some of which were adopted as Forum for Security Cooperation decisions and later incorporated into the Vienna Document 2011.
Welcoming the decision of the States participating in the Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe, as contained in the 1990 Vienna Document of the negotiations on confidence- and security-building measures, 1/ to exchange information annually on their military budgets, on the basis of the categories of the United Nations standardized reporting system.
For example, the three conventional arms control pillars in Europe, the Vienna Document 2011 on Confidence- and Security-Building Measures, the Treaty on Open Skies, and the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe, are the foundation stones of conventional military transparency and confidence in the Euro-Atlantic region.
Key elements of the Istanbul Summit are the Charter for European Security, the Platform for Cooperative Security, the Agreement on Adaptation of the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe, and the OSCE Vienna Document 2000 on negotiations on confidence- and security-building measures.
Bosnia and Herzegovina also participates in other conventional arms-control agreements concluded within the framework of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, including the Vienna Document 1999 of the negotiations on confidence- and security-building measures, which is designed to promote mutual trust and dispel concern about military activities by encouraging openness and transparency.
Mi-8MT and Mi-24 type attack helicopters demonstrated at the parade in Khankendi have been listed in the annual information exchange of Armenia in the framework of the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe and the OSCE Vienna Document, and belong to the 15th Aviation Base dislocated in Yerevan.
The 1999 Vienna document of the negotiations on confidence- and security-building measures, and also the bilateral agreements on additional confidence- and security-building measures formulated on its basis and signed with neighbouring States(the Republic of Poland, the Slovak Republic, the Republic of Hungary and the Republic of Belarus);
been taken in recent years to limit conventional weapons and armed forces, with the adoption of the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe(1990), the Concluding Act of the Negotiations on Personnel Strength of Conventional Armed Forces in Europe(1992), the Vienna Document on confidence-building measures and security(1992-1994) and other agreements.
The 2011 Vienna Document on confidence- and security-building measures is the basis for cooperation among the States members of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe in the implementation of confidence- and security-building measures in respect of their military forces, armaments, military activities and defence planning.
Poland is a party to the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe and the Treaty on Open Skies and is a participating State in other conventional arms control agreements concluded within the framework of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, including the Vienna Document 1999.
Poland is a party to the Treaty on Conventional Armed Forces in Europe(CFE Treaty) and the Treaty on Open Skies and is a participating State in other conventional arms control agreements concluded within the framework of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe, including the Vienna Document 1999.
FSC includes the Vienna Document of 1999, the Code of Conduct, the Global Exchange of Military Information, as well as issues relating to anti-personnel landmines,