Examples of using Export sectors in English and their translations into Arabic
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The countries of the Southern Cone have shown a great capacity for recovery, while in others there are dynamic export sectors which could be more closely integrated with the rest of the economy.
Emphasizes the need for efforts by the developing countries that are heavily dependent on primary commodities to continue to promote a domestic policy and an institutional environment that encourage diversification and liberalization of the trade and export sectors and enhance competitiveness;
They also pointed out the short-term constraints emerging from trade liberalization, which is eroding the trade preferences that they have benefited from faster than they can diversify and restructure their export sectors.
levels of protection do not lead automatically to the development of export capacities and the strong links between export sectors and domestic economic activities that result in rapid economic growth.
Women ' s engagement in trade and economic opportunities, employment in export sectors, production of cash crops, and the creation of new business,
There are service export sectors where it would be possible to promote the creation of joint ventures: the application of
A particular problem with women ' s employment in export sectors is that women are often largely relegated to low-paid positions and are often migrant workers.
Women ' s participation in trade in services in developing countries has been growing gradually, in many cases mirroring the increased participation of women in many light manufacturing export sectors.
The findings of the Santiago workshop(see annex I) with respect to actual and potential export opportunities in labour-intensive sectors such as footwear, knitwear and horticultural products could be extended to other labour-intensive export sectors.
He nevertheless urged the Zambian authorities to tackle a number of remaining bottlenecks for investment, such as high inflation, the strength of the kwacha against the dollar, distortions in the trade regime and the policy focus on traditional export sectors at the expense of more dynamic ones such as cotton.
investment finance where private sector, regional and multilateral institutions and sovereign wealth funds are incentivized to invest in the export sectors of African countries and LDCs, especially those for which the price outlook is favourable.
Traditional Czech export sectors.
Trends in female labour participation in export sectors.
Dynamic export sectors of interest to developing countries.
Expanding export sectors often sought to employ young women.
First, export sectors likely employ both skilled and unskilled workers.
LDCs also needed to strengthen and diversify their export sectors.
These subsidies impacted negatively on production and export sectors in LDCs.
(b) Strengthening the export sectors by promoting quality assurance issues;
An increase in the agriculture and export sectors stimulated domestic demand.