Examples of using In helping developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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The main role of UNOPS is to manage the project resources of various donors in helping developing countries and countries in transition in their quest for peace, social stability, economic growth and sustainable development.
Industrialization has a critical role to play in helping developing countries to raise growth rates through industrial upgrading and productivity gains, and to generate sustainable employment and higher incomes to lift people out of poverty.
UNCTAD can play a role in helping developing countries identify areas in which they can take advantage of trading opportunities that may arise on account of environmental concerns, and in helping developing countries work out a positive agenda on trade and environmental issues.
would give rise to useful discussions and that the resulting recommendations could guide UNIDO in its future work in helping developing countries become integrated into the international economy and end their marginalization.
Ms. TOUATI(Algeria), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, stressed the importance of South-South cooperation as a tool in helping developing countries to strengthen their economic development with a view to achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
The 2008 ministerial declaration stressed, in particular, the role of the international community in helping developing countries to(a) mobilize adequate and sustained levels of resources;(b)
regional, interregional and international cooperation plays an important role in helping developing countries to integrate into the global economy and to achieve their development objectives and the millennium Development Goals as well as in promoting the global partnership for development.
Recognizes that appropriate, affordable and sustainable agriculture technology can play an important role in helping developing countries eradicate poverty and hunger and achieving global food security, and calls upon the international community to make greater efforts to promote the development and transfer of appropriate technologies and know-how to developing countries; .
regional, interregional and international cooperation plays an important role in helping developing countries to integrate into the global economy and to achieve their development objectives and the millennium Development Goals as well as in promoting the global partnership for development.
Mr. Djacta(Algeria), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that UN-Habitat played a key role in helping developing countries address their human settlement and urban challenges and sustainable development overall, particularly in view of the unprecedented pace of urbanization.
Recognizes that appropriate, affordable and sustainable agriculture technology can play an important role in helping developing countries to eradicate poverty and hunger and achieve global food security, and calls upon the international community to make greater efforts to promote the development and transfer of appropriate technologies and know-how on mutually agreed terms to developing countries; .
continue to expand its cooperation with UNIDO Member States, assuming an ever increasing role in helping developing countries to promote sustainable development, eliminate poverty and attain the Millennium Development Goals, and that it would expand its cooperation with Chinese institutions and enterprises.
could make a significant contribution in helping developing countries reach their development objectives, including through its support for the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
Mr. Kamando(United Republic of Tanzania), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that the Group of 77 strongly believed that, with adequate, predictable and regular funding, United Nations funds and programmes could play a unique and critical role in helping developing countries to manage their own development process.
UNIDO must focus on those challenges to ensure that its projects were effective in helping developing countries to withstand the adverse effects of the volatile international economic and financial situation.
As discussed in previous reports of the Secretary-General on implementation of the outcome of the International Conference on Financing for Development, aid for trade can play an important role-- along with improved market access, balanced rules and sound domestic policies-- in helping developing countries to realize the potential gains from trade and mitigate its potential costs.
Both instruments were extensively used in helping developing countries, delegations and negotiators to assess the implications for various proposals on non-agriculture market access and agriculture negotiations that have been discussed in the Doha negotiations, in the capitals and at the regional level.
They considered that such work is of particular relevance in helping developing countries, in particular governments and SMEs, to better understand and participate in processes under way in other intergovernmental organizations dealing with telecommunications and their trade applications, in particular the International Telecommunications Union(ITU) and the World Trade Organization(WTO).
The Commission observed the enormous potential of information and communication technologies and biotechnologies in helping developing countries meet the Millennium Development Goals and recommended further development of its Internet connectivity benchmarking tool, designed to assist policymakers in assessing their countries ' capabilities in terms of connectivity and ease of access.
Tunisia remains convinced that achieving the Millennium Goals requires joint efforts by the international community-- Governments and organizations alike-- in order to further promote the values of solidarity in helping developing countries, particularly in the African continent, to implement their development programmes and plans and meet the challenges of modernity and progress.