Examples of using For the developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
{-}
-
Colloquial
-
Political
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Computer
At the same time, it was necessary to reduce the risks and costs that that process implied for the developing countries.
While we are getting ready to participate in the process, we are concerned about the possible consequences of the response measures for the developing countries.
Sustained economic growth was crucial to solving the human settlements problem, especially for the developing countries.
Peace could not be achieved without development, and self-reliance was a major national objective for the developing countries.
A fair international economic order which is conducive to sustainable economic development for the developing countries should be established as early as possible.
debt-to-export ratios remain high, about three and a half times those for the developing countries as a whole.
Revisions of the scale period should be such as not to create additional difficulties for the developing countries.
Moreover, the scaling down of the military industry had had little effect in terms of additional resources for the developing countries.
It placed special emphasis on the full mobilization of resources for population policies and programmes for the developing countries, at both the international and national levels.
Excluding South Africa, the share of Africa in the total investment for the developing countries figured at only 4 per cent.
We reiterate the need to ensure that the safeguards activities do not become an unacceptable financial burden for the developing countries.
We want new permanent seats for Germany and Japan and for the developing countries of Asia, Africa and Latin America.
No change should be made in the scale of assessments that would entail for the developing countries an assessment higher than their capacity to pay.
Development cooperation and humanitarian assistance need to increase, especially for the developing countries most severely affected by the economic crisis.
Unfortunately, financial constraints have also made it particularly difficult for the developing countries to combat crimes at sea.
While the issue of tariff and non-tariff barriers may be regarded as insignificant at the global level, they are still important for the developing countries.