Examples of using Facing developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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Some participants stressed that the main challenge facing developing countries is that most models and their coverage are optimized for use in developed countries and therefore do not respond to the circumstances and needs of developing countries. .
The challenge facing developing countries is to organize their cooperation in a way that, while furthering the benefits of cooperation per se, contributes to the proper functioning of the international trading and financing systems.
Another difficulty facing developing countries was that they could expect little assistance from foreign investment;
Domestic reforms and resource mobilization, official development assistance, humanitarian assistance and increasing South-South cooperation have proven to be insufficient to overcome the challenges facing developing countries, in particular the poorest among them.
Our delegation had an opportunity to present its views on some of the predicaments involved in this and related themes facing developing countries at the thirty-sixth session of the Commission for Social Development.
It reflects on the challenges facing developing countries in the international trade-in-services and reviews experience accumulated by them in the ongoing multilateral trade in services negotiations, as well as on conclusions and recommendations formulated by private and public actors during the most recent UNCTAD Expert Meetings.
The development and strengthening of the services sectors is yet another major[challenge][opportunity] facing developing countries seeking to derive benefit from the implementation of the General Agreement on Trade in Services(GATS).
Certain challenges facing developing countries relate to the market structure for logistics services and the link between these countries ' access to transport and logistics services and their potential to benefit from trade liberalization; the negative impacts of cartels; and the difficulty of attracting FDI even where privatization is being introduced.
Mr. Chidyausiku(Zimbabwe) said that the most difficult challenge facing developing countries had always been how to achieve sustainable development against the backdrop of a faltering economy, massive poverty, food insecurity, foreign currency shortages, negative balances of payments, high unemployment and recurrent droughts and other natural disasters.
In the Millennium Declaration(General Assembly resolution 55/2), our heads of State and Government voiced our concern about the obstacles facing developing countries in mobilizing the resources needed to finance their sustained development, and made the commitment to make every effort to ensure the success of the High-level International Intergovernmental Event on Financing for Development.
It will also provide an opportunity to consider a number of common problems facing developing countries and how implementation of effective strategies on capacity building by national Governments may be supported by the action of international financial agencies
This report examines the issues facing developing countries and the international community in ensuring, through national and international measures, that energy is(a)
should be endowed with the necessary resources to enable it to contribute to solving the serious economic and social problems facing developing countries in their efforts to achieve sustained economic growth and development.
It is also important to note that for an Agenda for Development to be meaningful, it should encompass, among others, the core issues facing developing countries, such as: trade, capital flows, debt burdens, the impact of structural and adjustment policies, human-resource development and the transfer of technology.
In 2002, the Monterrey Consensus recognized, among other things, the challenge facing developing countries in creating the necessary internal conditions for adequate levels of productive investment and ensuring complementary public investment in the development of local capacities- aspects that had been largely neglected in earlier reform programmes.
It addressed two fundamental questions facing developing countries and the international community in the information age:
The Ministers reaffirm the need to find a peaceful solution to the sovereignty issues facing developing countries, including among others the dispute over Chagos Archipelago, including Diego Garcia, which was unlawfully excised from the territory of Mauritius in violation of international law and United Nations General Assembly resolutions 1514(XV) of 14 December 1960 and 2066(XX) of 16 December 1965.
(c) With reference to paragraph 32, the major problem facing developing countries is more than simple lack of capacity to compete in markets but rather the lack of adequate international cooperation, recognized in the Declaration on the Right to Development, without which developing countries will face difficulties in achieving sustainable development to meet increasing social demands and to respect all human rights;
be met other than by costly monitoring regimes and machinery, whose operation would increase the obstacles facing developing countries as they strive to master the tools of progress and modern life.
Since then, the development challenges facing developing countries have intensified, especially on our African continent. They include the increase in food and energy prices and climate change. Those challenges have in turn been exacerbated by the negative impact of the world financial and economic crisis, making African countries the most afflicted, particularly in light of that impact on the efforts of the continent to eradicate poverty and to achieve sustainable development and sustained economic growth.