Translation of "stabilité statique " (French → English) :

lateral static stability

static stability

static stability

static directional stability

safety against overturning

steady-state stability | static stability

static stability analysis

7. Calls on neighbouring countries and regional players to refrain from actions which might exacerbate divisions and undermine Libya’s democratic transition, and to support fully the Government of National Accord as the sole legitimate government of Libya; points out that those who are actively creating obstacles to a Government of National Accord are in violation of UN Security Council resolutions on Libya and must face the consequences of their actions; believes that the EU should use its diplomacy and foreign policy tools, within the remit of the common security and defence policy (CSDP) and other policies such as those on trade and cooperation, to encourage countries in the Middle East and North Africa region to engage positively with t ...[+++]he transition process in Libya; believes, likewise, that the EU and its Member States should end their silence regarding the support provided by some players in the region to warring factions in Libya and to terrorist groups using Libyan territory for their proxy wars; welcomes the facilitation role played by Algeria, Tunisia and Morocco, and recalls the importance of a stable Libya for the stability and security of the entire region;

M. whereas a stable, secure Yemen with a properly functioning government is critical to international efforts to combat extremism and violence in the region and beyond, as well as to peace and stability within Yemen itself;

14. Recalls the EU’s strong commitment to the sovereignty, independence, unity and territorial integrity of Libya; recalls UN Security Council resolutions 2174 (2014) and 2213 (2015), which broaden the existing international sanctions against Libya to include the criminal responsibility of people who engage in or support acts that ‘threaten the peace, stability or security of Libya, or obstruct or undermine the successful completion of its political transition’;

I. whereas UNSMIL estimates that at least 400 000 Libyans have been internally displaced by the latest wave of fighting while a further 150 000 people, including many migrant workers, have left the country; whereas foreign aid workers and diplomats, including EU and UNSMIL staff, have been evacuated from Libya; whereas the mass influx of Libyan refugees into neighbouring Tunisia continues to place a significant strain on that country’s capabilities and its own stability;

N. whereas the EU Member States involved in the 2011 war, and the EU as a whole, have a particular responsibility in assisting the Libyan population and supporting efforts to achieve peace and stability in the country;

12. Remains concerned about the proliferation of weapons, ammunition and explosives, and arms smuggling, which pose a risk to the population and to the stability of Libya and the region; notes with deep concern the strengthening of a terrorist hub in southern Libya and the risk it may pose as a training base for Daesh if immediate measures are not taken; notes that it is in Europe’s own security interest to support the Libyan authorities in eradicating terrorists from their soil, stopping the flow of arms, decommissioning all weapons in the hands of private groups, and dismantling all armed groups or criminal networks operating in or thr ...[+++]ough Libya;

8. Asks all Member States to support fully the VP/HR’s efforts and to work with the Libyan authorities, the EU and UNSMIL to develop a coordinated package of measures in support of the Government of National Accord, respecting Libyan priorities and requests; further calls on the Member States to refrain from implementing national policies and activities in Libya which may run counter in any way to EU and international efforts; is of the view that the EU bears great responsibility vis-à-vis Libya’s rehabilitation, reconstruction and democratic transition, and believes that only through a concerted, united and carefully articulated European strategy will the EU be able to contribute consistently and positively to peace and ...[+++]stability in Libya; notes, in this connection, that support for Security Sector Reform (SSR) is crucial to ensuring democratic governance, and that the Member States must be ready to commit to fully supporting this effort on the ground at the request of the Libyan authorities; notes that this is fully in line with Europe’s own security needs and interests;

2. Expresses the hope that the GNA can be established without further delay in order to bring about peace, security and stability in Libya;

– having regard to its resolutions of 12 March 2015 on the Annual report on human rights and democracy in the world 2013 and the EU policy on the matter, of 17 December 2015 on the Annual report on human rights and democracy in the world 2014 and the EU policy on the matter, and of 9 July 2015 on the security challenges in the Middle East and North Africa region and the prospects for political stability,

4. Fully backs the mediation efforts undertaken by the Special Representative of the UN Secretary-General for Libya, Martin Kobler, with the aim of facilitating a Libyan-led political solution by finding a negotiated settlement that will resolve the crisis and ensure unity, governability, stability and peace; believes, in this connection, that a process of national reconciliation is essential to a peaceful, democratic and inclusive future society in Libya, and encourages the international community, in particular the UN, with effective support from the EU, to steer that process; calls for the EU to impose targeted sanctions such as trave ...[+++]l bans and asset freezes against individuals and organisations that boycott the Libyan Political Agreement;