Examples of using Developing country in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Conference was informed that few developing country representatives had been able to attend the meeting of the contact group owing to the small size of their delegations, and that the contact group had accordingly decided not to discuss the item.
As a developing country, Nigeria attaches great importance to the Agency's scientific and technical work in the transfer of peaceful nuclear technology applications, particularly in the areas of energy, health, agriculture, water management and environmental preservation.
(a) support to the participation of representatives of non-governmental organizations[from affected developing country Parties][, particularly the least developed among them,][as well of representatives of competent subregional organizations] in sessions of the Conference of the Parties;
China, as a responsible major developing country, is ready to work with other members of the international community to strengthen cooperation, share opportunities, meet challenges and contribute to the harmonious and sustainable development of the world.
Mr. Srisodapol(Thailand) said that, as a developing country seeking to attract more foreign direct investment, Thailand was particularly interested in the management of the United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund and the pattern of its investments.
As the only developing country among the permanent members of the Security Council, China has always supported, and worked actively for, an improvement in the working methods of the Council and enhanced transparency in its work.
This detailed discussion should further include evaluation of the design and effectiveness of policies and measures, taking into account national circumstances, and those Parties minimizing adverse effects of their policies and measures on developing country Parties.
Today, developing country Governments and those of economies in transition are looking with renewed interest to the development of the domestic private sector as a means of creating new jobs.
volumes often do not economically justify investments in technologies and infrastructure, be it in the landlocked developing country itself or in the neighbouring transit country. .
There is now a better understanding of the need to broaden technology transfer into economic development opportunities, and to make it part of a developing country ' s process to achieve the United Nations Millennium Development Goals.
Developing country gaps.
Developing country average.
Developing country regions.
Developing Country Nationals.
Developing country Governments.
Developing country exports.
Requests developing country Parties.
A Developing Country.
Universities in Developing Country.