Examples of using Access of developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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The rich countries could support freedom of the press by facilitating the access of developing countries to information technology, helping them improve their infrastructure and sharing their technological innovations with them.
India believed that continued efforts were needed to facilitate the access of developing countries to information and communication technologies(ICT). India ' s national experience had demonstrated that information technology had an enormous potential for the development of nearly all national sectors of activity.
It was suggested that an inventory be drawn up of initiatives and programmes designed to facilitate the access of developing countries to ICT, while the report '
The holding of meetings, training courses, seminars and conferences in 1995 would enhance the more comprehensive application of space technologies in line with the needs of all countries and facilitate the access of developing countries to such technologies.
Moreover, greater emphasis should be placed on improving the access of developing countries to oceanographic data, acquisition of marine technologies and related know-how essential for sustainably managing their maritime areas, including their exclusive economic zones.
The application of unilaterally enforced export control regimes in contravention with the letter and the spirit of the Treaty has hampered the access of developing countries to nuclear materials, equipment and technologies for peaceful purposes.
The Ministers recognized that the financial and economic crisis has exacerbated the challenges and impediments to achieving the IADGs including MDGs, especially the access of developing countries to financial resources.
The application of unilaterally enforced export control regimes, in contravention of the letter and the spirit of the Treaty, has hampered the access of developing countries to nuclear materials, equipment and technologies for peaceful purposes.
The Heads of State and Government recognized that the financial and economic crisis has exacerbated the challenges and impediments to achieving the IADGs including MDGs, especially the access of developing countries to financial resources.
It welcomed the recognition by the recent high-level segment of the Economic and Social Council that the generalized system of preferences(GSP) remained a major instrument for further improving market access of developing countries.
The Committee considered that the implementation of the strategy proposed in the report, including the development of UNESIS, would require an enhancement of skill and technology and continuing technical assistance to enhance access of developing countries to new information technologies. 2.
In particular, this should involve the identification and elimination of obstacles and those unjustifiable limitations that are hampering the access of developing countries to technology and therefore are the focus of our meeting.
The Heads of State or Government recognized that the financial and economic crisis has exacerbated the challenges and impediments to achieving the IADGs including MDGs, especially the access of developing countries to financial resources.
Efforts should also be made by the United Nations system to respond to General Assembly resolution 62/208 with regards to strengthening its role in facilitating access of developing countries to new and emerging technologies.
Mr. Alahraf(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya) said that international trade was the crucial engine of development, but that tariff protection by developed countries was obstructing the access of developing countries to markets.
The application of unilaterally enforced export control regimes in contravention of the letter and the spirit of the Treaty has hampered the access of developing countries to nuclear materials, equipment and technologies for peaceful purposes.
To this effect, the international community should take all necessary and appropriate measures, including ensuring support for structural and macroeconomic reform, a comprehensive solution to the external debt problem and increasing the market access of developing countries.
The World Bank established an international task force on commodity risk management in developing countries to explore the potential role of international cooperation in facilitating access of developing countries to market instruments to deal with intra-annual commodity price fluctuations.
The present global programme will continue this approach, in order to bring the broadest range of expertise to bear on problems of global concern and to widen the access of developing countries to know-how from all parts of the world.
By promoting international cooperation and mobilizing necessary funds, the Department, was a major force in narrowing the digital divide between North and South, encouraging the sharing of knowledge and guaranteeing the access of developing countries to the new information and communications technologies.