Exemples d'utilisation de Global crises en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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can plan ahead and limit the risk of contagion from global crises affecting commodities on their regional markets.
OHCHR had stated that the current model of development was imbalanced and unsustainable and the global crises had exacerbated inequalities, both within and between countries.
particularly during the global crises of 1973, 1979
as well as the progress in poverty reduction made by African countries prior to the onset of the global crises.
particularly against the backdrop of the current global crises and climate change.
social protection measures to address the impact of global crises, especially on vulnerable groups.
the poor of the countries that were least responsible for the current global crises.
the impact of several powerful hurricanes and the current global crises.
Theme I: Globalization and the Environment:"Global Crises: National Chaos?
In conclusion, let me reiterate the severe impact of the recent financial and economic crisis and other ongoing global crises, which continue to affect my country's economy
The multiple global crises(food, oil
More generally, the interdependence of international multilateral institutions affected the approach to be taken to global crises and, similarly, sustainable development worldwide required the solution of issues facing the developing countries.
Mr. Buffa(Paraguay) said that the measures adopted by the international community to mitigate the successive global crises must give special consideration to landlocked developing countries,
We are faced with many challenges emanating from global crises, such as the current financial turmoil and the food
the work of the Council has necessarily expanded in many areas in response to emerging issues and global crises and increasingly complex and entrenched development problems affecting particular countries
Mr. Ben Allal(Morocco) said that, given the multiple global crises, the mobilization of the international community around the Istanbul Programme of Action was crucial.
were not necessarily new, but when faced at the same time as the multiple global crises, they compromised the ability of developing countries to respond effectively.
As the debt problems of the least developed countries not under the HIPC Initiative had been worsened by the multiple global crises, the Group called upon the Bretton Woods institutions to extend the Initiative to cover all least developed countries.
Amidst the multiple interrelated and worsening global crises that have confronted our world in the past few years,
However, due to the global crises, there was a drop in remittances in these countries, with Egypt most