Examples of using Changing context in English and their translations into Arabic
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Despite the dangerous and changing context which currently characterizes Burundi, particularly since the departure of OMIB, the international community should significantly
Recognising the increasing importance of South-South trade and economic cooperation, and the changing context of North-South interdependence and terms of engagement, the Ministers called for a more energetic effort to deepen and enhance South-South cooperation, including triangular cooperation, bearing in mind that such cooperation
Recognising the increasing importance of South-South trade and economic cooperation, and the changing context of North-South interdependence and terms of engagement, the Heads of State or Government called for a more energetic effort to deepen and enhance South-South cooperation, including triangular cooperation, bearing in mind that such cooperation is
Recognising the increasing importance of South-South Cooperation and the changing context of North-South interdependence and terms of engagement, the Ministers called for a more energetic effort to deepen and enhance South-South cooperation, including triangular cooperation, bearing in mind that such cooperation is not a substitute to North-South cooperation.
which had identified three interlinked elements of the new trade geography: the increasing role and importance of developing countries in driving trade and growth; South-South trade and economic cooperation; and the changing context of North-South interdependence.
The midterm review of the MTSP allows the secretariat and the Executive Board to assess progress made to date in the five focus areas and in the cross-cutting strategies and to make modifications to the MTSP based on the analysis of performance and the changing context for the work of UNICEF.
This evolving mandate, the changing context of the United Nations itself, as well as the general reflection initiated by the Secretary-General on review of mandates made this a unique opportunity for the Board to further study UNITAR ' s current mission and its future evolution.
Given the changing context of operational activities, and taking into account the important reforms being implemented within the system and by the United Nations itself, special emphasis would be given to as-sessing the implications of these reforms and the changing requirements of recipient countries as well as new perspectives for major donor countries.
They urged that Governments recognize the continuing need for strategic thinking about population and development, a need which they felt would grow in the immediate future due to the changing context of development policy in the 1990s, including the increasing emphasis on private, market-based initiatives for productive growth.
In September 2011, following an extensive review by UNFPA of its work and the changing context within which it operates, the Executive Board endorsed, in decision 2011/39, the future directions of UNFPA as contained in the midterm review of its strategic plan(DP/FPA/2011/11), with a focused set of outcomes and outputs.
This changing context and its impact on women, including rural women, within the world of work will be considered in the forthcoming 1999 edition of World Survey on the Role of Women in Development, which was requested by the General Assembly in its resolutions 40/204 and 49/161 and which will be before the Assembly for its consideration at its fifty-fourth session.
Conference entitled" Forest Tenure, Governance and Enterprise: Experiences and Opportunities for Asia in a Changing Context", which was organized jointly by the International Tropical Timber Organization, the Government of Indonesia and the Rights and Resources Initiative in collaboration with the World Agroforestry Centre(ICRAF), the Samdhana Institute, the Forest Peoples Programme, the Global Alliance of Community Forestry, Kemitraan and the Epistema Institute.
It analyses the changing political, economic and institutional context in which WHO is working, outlines how these changes have an impact on people ' s health and countries ' health systems, examines the implications of this analysis for the work of WHO, and shows the link between changing context and the programmatic, governance and management elements of WHO reform.
The end-of-cycle review of the MTSP 2006-2013(summarized in E/ICEF/2013/4) provided an opportunity to analyse the progress made towards the child-related Millennium Development Goals; assess the effectiveness of each programme strategy to achieve results; and review the changing context as a key input to the planning of the next MTSP.
There were three key interlinked determinants and trends that shaped the new trade geography: the increasing role and importance of the developing countries, and therefore of their development, to drive trade and growth; South-South trade and economic cooperation reaching a critical mass and growing vigorously; and the changing context of North-South interdependence and terms of engagement, as well as the South ' s economic relations with countries with economies in transition.
Changing context.
You're changing context.
Changing context of development cooperation.
A rapidly changing context.
The changing context and challenges.