Traduction de «parti islamiste du salut national » (Français → Anglais) :

During her visit, the High Representative will meet Interim President Adly Mansour, Prime Minister Hazem El Beblawy, Minister of International Cooperation Ziad Bahaa El Deen, Minister of Defence General Abdel Fattah El Sisi, Foreign Minister Nabil Fahmy, as well as Amre Moussa, President of the Constitutional Committee, Ahmed Al Tayeb, Grand Imam of Al Azhar, Pope Tawadros II, leader of the Coptic Orthodox Church, and leading representatives of the National Salvation Front, the Freedom and Justice Party, El Nour and the National Allia ...[+++]nce to Support Legitimacy and Reject the Coup.

D. whereas Islamist groups formed part of most of the militias that fought against Gaddafi and some played a key role in the conflict under leaders such as Ismail al-Salabi, commander of the February 17th Brigade based in Benghazi, or Abdelhakim Belhadj, the head of the Tripoli Military Council; whereas the leaders of such groups are members of the rebel leadership council, the National Transitional Council (NTC), which took over the running of the country in October 2011; whereas the NTC had to struggle to impose order on the many ...[+++]armed militia that had become active in the months leading up to the ousting of Gaddafi;

8. Expresses its concern at the increasing involvement of extremist Islamist groups and transnational foreign fighters in the conflict in Syria; stresses that a lasting solution requires a political transition through a Syrian-led, inclusive political process with the support of the international community; welcomes and supports the work of UN Special Envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura, and his efforts to achieve a freeze on heavy fighting in Aleppo; calls on all parties ...[+++] to the conflict in Syria to ensure the protection of the civilian population, to honour their obligations under international humanitarian and human rights law, to facilitate the provision of humanitarian aid and assistance through all possible channels, including across borders and conflict lines, and to ensure the safety of all medical personnel and humanitarian workers;

Various forms can be distinguished within each of the religious fundamentalisms, whether Islamic, Christian or Jewish: ranging from Christian fundamentalisms such as 'Catholic nationalism' under Franco and many aspects of the Inquisition, to Islamic fundamentalisms, among which there is a great proliferation of Islamic movements and leaders: neo-Hanbalite Wahabi fundamentalism in Central Arabia in the mid-18 century, later to be revived as Wahabism in the 20 century; Hassan al-Banna (Arab world) and Abul Ala-Mawdudi (India); the Mus ...[+++]lim Brothers (1927); the Nahda; Al-Dawa in Iraq (1956) and Dubai; Hizbollah in Iran and Lebanon (1980); the Palestinian Hamas movement; the FIS (1991) in Algeria; Al-Nahda in Tunisia; the Moroccan movement Justice and Charity; Islam el-Bashir in Sudan; Elkadi Hussein in Pakistan; Yamaa Islamiya in Lebanon; the Islamic Party in Iraq; the Taliban in Afghanistan; Islamic groups and League for Preaching (Dawa) in Europe and the United States, among many others.

l. Recalls the June 1996 ACP-EC Apia Council conclusions on Somalia; 2. Reiterates Somalia's political adherence to the Lomé Convention ; 3. Welcomes the initiatives and concerted efforts undertaken by the IGAD Member States, the OAU, the EU and several countries in favour of reconciliation and nation building in Somalia and encourages further positive developments in that sense; 4. Noting the UN Security Council declaration of 27 February 1997 and urges all Somali political groups to continue and accelerate the process of reconciliation and appeals to all to do so in the interest of peace and prosperity for Somalia and the region at large; in this regard, the october 1996 Nairobi initiative of President Daniel Arap Moi of Kenya and ...[+++]the January 1997 Sodere initiative of Prime Minister Meles Zenawi of Ethiopia which include the creation of respectively the Mogadishu Committee and the National Salvation Council, are heralded as laudable efforts. 5. Calls upon the international community to coordinate their efforts with the OAU and IGAD in search for a solution to the conflict in Somalia; 6. Takes note of the initiatives taken by the European Commission following the Apia conclusions; 7. Welcomes in particular :

With us also is Senator Constantin Sava, the Secretary General of the Senate. He is President of the Council of National Salvation, the party which he also represents.