Examples of using Brahimi report in English and their translations into Russian
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Benin therefore welcomed with great interest the Brahimi report(A/55/305), containing an in-depth analysis of peacekeeping operations.
my delegation has strongly supported many of the practical recommendations contained in the Brahimi report.
In this context, the Brahimi report is welcome
As recommended by the Brahimi report(S/2000/809), more complete and better integrated strategies
The Brahimi report is the result of a comprehensive review of the work of the Organization in this field.
Considerable progress had been made in reforming peacekeeping operations since the Brahimi report and the Headquarters capacity to plan, support and conduct such operations had been strengthened.
In the Brahimi report, however, the possibility of regional organizations' cooperating with the Security Council was mentioned only in passing.
His delegation welcomed the Brahimi report, agreed with the majority of its recommendations and looked forward to their earliest implementation.
Letter dated 10 November 2000 from the Chairman of the Security Council Working Group on the Brahimi Report addressed to the President of the Security Council S/2000/1084.
That was why his delegation firmly supported the conclusions of the Brahimi report and hoped for its speedy implementation.
recommendations made in the Brahimi report(A/55/305) in this regard.
We welcome the Brahimi report, which establishes a valid framework for the reform
That brings me to my next point, namely, the Brahimi report and its linkage to the issue of Security Council reform.
the General Assembly have reviewed the Brahimi report and actively explored effective ways of strengthening United Nations peacekeeping capacities and effectiveness.
I fully support the recommendations in the Brahimi Report on United Nations peace operations.
for the Organization and humanity let the Brahimi report serve as a source of inspiration.
The reform process initiated by the Brahimi report had resulted in significant improvements in the Organization's peacekeeping capabilities both at Headquarters
Significant progress had been made through the Brahimi report to enhance the capacity of Headquarters to plan and manage peacekeeping operations in all their aspects.
We have noted with interest the recommendations made in the Brahimi report concerning the non-military aspects of peace operations.
My delegation will return to this matter when the Assembly considers the Brahimi report and analyses its recommendations.