Translation of "chef de cabine " (French → English) :

cabin service director | customer service director | cabin crew manager | chief purser

senior cabin crew member

maintain stock of supplies for guest cabin | stock the pantry | maintain stock of guest cabin supplies | maintain stock supplies for guest cabin

Passenger Accommodations Manager

head wine waiter | wine manager | head sommelier | master sommelier

farm manager | head of unit

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;

G. whereas fragmentation, polarisation and a lack of legitimacy have dogged the political landscape of the country which is marked by splits between regions and tribes, between cities and political and religious groups, between generations, and between old and new elites that crisscross in sometimes volatile combinations and alliances; whereas this situation is the main cause of the southern region of Libya’s rapid descent into violent chaos with continuous proxy clashes between the Toubou and Tuareg instigated by the local Ouled Slimane and Zawiya Arab tribes whose leaders are in the north of the country; whereas negotiators do not seem ...[+++] unduly worried by this situation (local conflicts in Fezzan) and the fact that remnant groups of Gaddafi’s forces have reorganised after their early disarray (and are present in Beni Walid, Benghazi, Sirte and Sebha);

L. whereas the political track of the Libyan dialogue involved key members of the Libyan democratisation process, including members of the House of Representatives, the General National Congress and the National Transitional Council; whereas other independent stakeholders such as municipal councils, political parties, tribal leaders and women’s organisations contributed to promoting a genuine reconciliation;

E. whereas in August 2012 the NTC handed power to the General National Congress (GNC), an elected parliament which went on to select an interim head of state; whereas the central government has been weak and unable to exert its authority over the country; whereas voters chose a new parliament to replace the GNC in June 2014 in the form of the Council of Representatives (CoR), which relocated to Tobruk; whereas the former GNC, which was dominated by Islamists, reconvened shortly afterwards and selected its own Prime Minister, challenging the authority of the CoR at a time of fighting during which even the capital Tripoli changed hands;

B. whereas, in the context of the ‘Arab Spring’, Libyans took to the streets in February 2011 for nine months of civil conflict; whereas NATO supported the insurgents who faced indiscriminate state repression, and this support triggered the ousting of the Gaddafi regime; whereas in the aftermath of the uprising and with the end of the Gaddafi dictatorship, the public withdrawal of allegiance to the government by several tribal leaders, the defection of field and general officers (such as Abdel Fattah Younes and Suleiman Mahmoud) and the looting of army arsenals are the main causes of the emergence and proliferation of tribal militia grou ...[+++]ps throughout the three regions of the country;

E. whereas in August 2012 the NTC handed power to the General National Congress (GNC), an elected parliament which went on to select an interim head of state; whereas voters chose a new parliament to replace the GNC in June 2014 in the form of the House of Representatives (HoR), which relocated to Tobruk; whereas the former GNC, which was dominated by the Muslim Brotherhood, reconvened shortly afterwards and selected its own Prime Minister, challenging the authority of the HoR at a time of fighting during which even the capital Tripoli changed hands; whereas both warring parties are purportedly receiving support from outside powers, in p ...[+++]articular Egypt, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates on the HoR (Tobruk) side, and Turkey and Qatar on the new GNC (Tripoli) side;

11. Instructs its President to forward this resolution to the Council, the Commission, the Vice‑President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, the Government and Parliament of the People’s Republic of China and the Chief Executive and the Assembly of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region.

B. whereas the political track of the Libyan dialogue involved key members of the Libyan democratisation process, including members of the House of Representatives, the General National Congress and the National Transitional Council; whereas other independent stakeholders such as municipal councils, political parties, tribal leaders and women’s organisations contributed to promoting a genuine reconciliation;

– having regard to the reports and statements by the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General and Head of the UN Support Mission in Libya (UNSMIL),

(a) to the travel documents of Heads of State and dignitaries whose arrival has been officially announced in advance through diplomatic channels;