Examples of using Basic infrastructures in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Government will continue to provide basic infrastructures and amenities to the Penan settlements
They will need well-targeted assistance to improve their basic infrastructures- not just physical infrastructures, but also human ones, through improved education and health care, and social ones, through investment in the structures of legality and governance.
Necessary human resources and basic infrastructures already exist in this unique region that was once the centre of nuclear technology:
Reforms in this area have supported the Triennial Reconstruction Plan, which focuses on revitalizing the national economy, rehabilitating basic infrastructures, controlling inflation, fighting corruption and unemployment and protecting property and personal safety.
Mr. SIDIBE(Mali) said that there was general agreement on the criteria required to attract investment, namely education, basic infrastructures, good governance, respect for industrial property rights, and a sound judicial system.
they could develop the necessary basic infrastructures.
The Union also embarked on the development of complementary structures which covered such sectors as the coordination and harmonization of macroeconomic policies, and the development of certain basic infrastructures(hydroelectricity, roads, sea and air transportation and communications).
With the use of Compact funding, construction of more public school buildings are underway, to improve the delivery of education services to the people and to complement limited classrooms and basic infrastructures.
Created in 1992 at the initiative of the President of the Republic, the National Solidarity Fund is aimed at financing services for low-income social categories and for towns lacking the minimum of basic infrastructures.
As in any new organization, the significant budget increases are explained by the necessity to establish adequate human resources to deal with the anticipated workload as well as by the need to build up basic infrastructures.
It calls for concessional funds to be targeted at the poorest countries, which have only limited access to financial markets, and most of which are in Africa, so that the requisite basic infrastructures can be developed there.
The GON believes that upon the passage of these Bills and adequate capacity building, basic infrastructures will be in place to enable it to accede to the Rome Statute in due course of time.
At the same time, Senegal was making efforts to improve its business environment, in particular by simplifying the administrative procedures for private investment, reducing the tax burden on companies, developing basic infrastructures and promoting good governance.
Established in 1992 on the initiative of the President of the Republic, Mr. Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, the Fund is designed to finance initiatives to help people in low-income social categories and urban areas lacking minimum basic infrastructures.
Overall, reform initiatives should focus on those areas that have a general impact on the cost of economic activities, including basic infrastructures, where public investment plays a central role.
We are committed to maintaining growth in non-oil GDP for years to come and to investing in rural areas, human resources and basic infrastructures in order to reduce poverty and unemployment.
Underscores the urgency of strengthening health systems by improving basic infrastructures, human and technical resources and the provision of health facilities, and of ensuring the accessibility, affordability and quality of health-care services as well as sustainable access to safe drinking water and basic sanitation;
The problem cuts across the complete spectrum of United Nations humanitarian relief and rehabilitation efforts, from the delivery of relief supplies, to the repatriation of refugees, from the provision of assistance to children and women, to efforts aimed at rehabilitating and improving basic infrastructures.
In an attempt to raise the income of the rural poor, the PAP is designed to restructure the rural economy through market development and upgrading basic infrastructures, targeting the poorest households for special credit and welfare schemes and promoting small-scale rural industries in agro-processing and non-farming activities.
Sixthly and lastly, it is essential to maintain the basic infrastructures, to protect against the inability of countries emerging from conflict to pay their armed forces and police, and to invest in job creation projects, thereby helping to