Examples of using Welcomes the commitment in English and their translations into Arabic
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While recalling that, under the Charter, the Security Council has the primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security, the European Union welcomes the commitment by African countries and regional organizations to play a leading role in conflict prevention and resolution in Africa.
Welcomes the commitment by all countries to promote national and global economic systems based on the principles of justice, equity, democracy, participation, transparency, accountability and inclusion, as contained in the Monterrey Consensus of the International Conference on Financing for Development;
(b) Welcomes the commitment of Brazil to settle its arrears through a payment plan agreement and encourages Brazil to pay regularly its instalments in line with the conditions therein;
Welcomes the commitment by the Rwandan authorities in their letter of 18 February 2001(S/2001/147) to withdraw their forces from Pweto in accordance with the Harare Agreement, calls on them to implement this commitment, and calls on other parties to respect this withdrawal;
She welcomes the commitment of Chad to continue to fully carry out its peace mission in its areas of deployment within the framework of the Mission and to actively pursue its efforts to promote peace and security in the region.
In its audit report on UNHCR(A/67/5/Add.5, para. 55), the Board of Auditors notes the development of a funding strategy by UNHCR and welcomes the commitment of the Office to keep the matter under continuous review.
Welcomes the commitment and contribution made by the Government of Indonesia and by the international community to the Special Fund established for former employees and pensioners of the Government of Indonesia in Timor-Leste and the progress made by the United Nations Development Programme in disbursing funds from the Special Fund, and encourages the international community to consider increasing its contributions;
Takes note of the report of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights on the human rights situation and the activities of her Office in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and welcomes the commitment of the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to continue its cooperation with the High Commissioner and with the special procedures of the Human Rights Council;
Welcomes the commitment by the World Health Organization and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS to work with the international community to support developing countries in achieving the target of providing antiretroviral medicines to three million people infected with HIV/AIDS by the end of 2005, the“3 by 5” target;
Welcomes the commitment of the Government of the Russian Federation to cooperate with the special mechanisms of the Commission, and the invitations extended to the Special Rapporteur on violence against women, its causes and consequences, and the Special Representative of the SecretaryGeneral on the impact of armed conflict on children and requests them to carry out their missions promptly;
Welcomes the commitment of the Governments of Zaire, the United Republic of Tanzania and Burundi to help resolve the problems facing the refugees, and calls upon them to do all in their power to ensure the safety both of the refugees and of the personnel providing humanitarian assistance to the refugees;
Notes the findings of the 2009 evaluation quality assessment in the report, including the decline in the proportion of evaluations meeting standards for evaluating programme relevance and impact, and welcomes the commitment of UNFPA to address weaknesses in evaluation quality in order to improve evidence-based programming;
Welcomes the commitment of the parties to continue the process of holding small, informal talks in preparation for a fifth round of negotiations, and recalls its endorsement of the recommendation in the report of the Secretary-General of 14 April 2008 that realism and a spirit of compromise by the parties are essential to achieve progress in negotiations;
Welcomes the commitment of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to cooperate with the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia, notes the first steps it has undertaken in this regard and urges all authorities of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia to comply fully with their obligations to cooperate with the Tribunal, in particular concerning the apprehension and extradition of persons indicted for war crimes;
Welcomes the commitment of UNDP to working in partnership with the broader United Nations system, international organizations, the private sector and civil society in assisting programme countries in their pursuit of national development plans and priorities for sustainable human development in accordance with the policies agreed by the Executive Board;
Welcomes the commitment of the international community to the broader development and reconstruction of Afghanistan, as reflected in the endorsement of the Afghanistan Compact, adopted at the conclusion of the London Conference on Afghanistan,
Welcomes the commitment of the Government of Angola to strengthening its democratic institutions and, in this connection, takes note of the adoption by the Government of the timetable for the holding of general elections and looks forward to its early approval, and calls upon Member States and international, regional and subregional organizations to provide financial and technical support in this regard;
Welcomes the commitment of UNDP to working in partnership with the broader United Nations system, international organizations, the private sector and civil society in assisting programme countries in their pursuit of national development plans and priorities for sustainable human development in accordance with the policies agreed by the Executive Board;
Welcomes the commitment of the World Health Organization and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS to work with the international community to support developing countries in achieving the global target of providing antiretroviral medicines to 3 million people infected with HIV/AIDS by the end of 2005, the" 3 by 5" target;