Examples of using Global commerce in English and their translations into Arabic
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Part XII of the Convention advocates a more ambitious agenda for protecting important global commerce in order to stop dangerous trends before they become irreversible problems.
The Congress" Modern Law for Global Commerce" will take place at the Vienna International Centre from 9 to 12 July 2007(see para. 64 below).
Noting that South-South trade accounted for over 40 per cent of global commerce, he encouraged developing countries to work together more closely to stimulate mutual trade.
As a small State which tries to understand its economic opportunities, we find the flows of global commerce, and our participation in them, of particular interest.
The private sector, in turn, benefits from a stronger United Nations that promotes international norms and standards, the" soft infrastructure" on which global commerce increasingly depends.
The PSI seeks to address the core issue of preventing proliferators from using the avenues of global commerce to transfer weapons of mass destruction, their delivery systems and related materials.
The Commission noted that further work on dispute resolution should follow the suggestions made at the 2007 UNCITRAL congress entitled" Modern Law for Global Commerce"(Vienna, 9-12 July 2007).
Its principal focus is on facilitating national and international transactions, through the simplification and harmonisation of processes, procedures and information flows, and thereby to contribute to the growth of global commerce.
The terms of reference suggested for CEFACT included'[facilitation of] international transactions, through the simplification and harmonization of procedures and information flows, thereby contributing to the growth of global commerce.
(a) Simple, transparent and effective processes for global commerce through development and maintenance of international trade facilitation instruments to support international supply chains and the integration of countries into the global economy.
Yes, the logic of market-based global commerce is very strong. But every market exists
(b) Developing simple, transparent and effective processes for global commerce through the development and maintenance of international trade facilitation instruments, including electronic business standards for use in administration, commerce and transport;
This called for continuous monitoring of the economic and social impact of developments in global commerce, and the regulation of commerce in a manner that did not hinder investment,
The rapid expansion of global commerce in natural resources, such as timber, minerals and other raw materials, is putting ecosystems in some of the most biologically diverse places on Earth increasingly under threat.
Lastly, the Congress on the theme" Modern Law for Global Commerce", held in celebration of the Commission ' s fortieth anniversary, had shown a modern and innovative approach to international law-making.
The first breakthrough had been the historic Uruguay Round agreement, which had set the stage for continued reduction in barriers to trade, expansion of global commerce and improved market access for developing countries.
Zenith has partnered with a world leader in the development of PSIM platforms as a solution provider of their award winning PSIM platform with the system deployed to secure cities, critical resources and global commerce.
(a) Simple, transparent and effective processes for global commerce through the development and maintenance of international trade facilitation instruments, especially to support international supply chains and the integration of countries into the global economy.
(a) Simple, transparent and effective processes for global commerce through the development and maintenance of international trade facilitation instruments, especially to support international supply chains and the integration of countries into the global economy.
The magnitude of those challenges, coupled with the reality that advanced communications and global commerce have blurred national boundaries, render States and their Governments less and less able to face