Examples of using Increased flows in English and their translations into Arabic
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Increased flows of foreign direct investment are essential, as well as the transfer of technology, in particular, to help SIDS better exploit their natural resource base.
The forces of globalization, manifested in increased flows of goods and services, information, cultural trends and people between the countries of the world, have not been matched by the policy measures and/or institutions needed to cope with the consequences.
In that context, the international community should encourage increased flows of foreign direct investment to such countries and improve the transfer of technologies, while landlocked developing countries should promote an enabling environment to attract foreign direct investment and private sector involvement.
That information had provided the basis for policy reviews to promote increased flows at lower costs, while enabling better compliance with anti-money-laundering and combating the financing of terrorism standards.
While economic reforms in a large number of developing countries had led to growth and increased flows of private foreign capital, such flows had been confined to a small number of countries.
Among the external factors explaining African economic growth in 2004 are: increased flows of FDI and ODA, 7 as well as a rise in commodity prices induced by increased global demand.
There are increased flows from innovative funding initiatives launched in the past three years in response to slow progress on key development indicators and the inadequate investment for gender equality.
a few middle-income African countries did experience increased flows in the last two years.
He stated that as a full partner of NEPAD, the World Bank had been very active in lobbying for increased flows to Africa and that the new World Bank strategy for poverty reduction should benefit the continent.
The most obvious measures are those mentioned to you by the Deputy Secretary-General yesterday: increased flows of official aid, carefully targeted to meet the real needs of the poor; and swift action to reduce the debt burden on the poorest countries, which the crisis has made even more unsustainable.
Urges continued support of measures to address the challenges of poverty eradication and sustainable development in Africa including, as appropriate, debt relief, improved market access, support for the private sector and entrepreneurship, fulfilment of commitments on official development assistance and increased flows of foreign direct investment, and transfer of technology;
The third sub-theme addresses the issue of the adequacy of official assistance flows to meet the commitments of the United Nations Millennium Declaration, and the issue of additional and innovative sources of financing that might be accessed to supplement those flows, as well as policies to ensure that increased flows remain consistent with debt sustainability in the recipient countries.
Urges continued support of measures to address the challenges of poverty eradication and hunger, job creation and sustainable development in Africa, including, as appropriate, debt relief, improved market access, support for the private sector and entrepreneurship, fulfilment of commitments on official development assistance and increased flows of foreign direct investment, and transfer of technology;
in contributing to directing increased flows of assistance to them.
In the Millennium Declaration, the international community resolved to take special measures to address the challenges in Africa of poverty eradication and sustainable development, including debt cancellation, improved market access, enhanced official development assistance and increased flows of foreign direct investment and transfers of technology.
Urges continuing support of measures to address the challenges of poverty eradication and sustainable development in Africa, including, as appropriate, debt relief, improved market access, support for the private sector and entrepreneurship, enhanced official development assistance and increased flows of foreign direct investment, and transfer of technology;
The United Nations should promote international solidarity for development, strengthen economic ties among nations and promote international investment in the interests of peace and security, through increased flows of official development assistance(ODA), increased trade and the work of transnational corporations and international corporate alliances.
While noting the increased flows of FDI, he expressed concern about their unequal distribution to developing countries, with 83 per cent of flows going to only 10 countries
The challenges of poverty eradication, sustainable development, debt cancellation, improved market access, enhanced official development assistance, increased flows of foreign direct investment and the fight against HIV/AIDS and other infectious diseases are indeed enormous for the continent, and those challenges need
Urges continued support for measures to address the challenges of poverty eradication and hunger, job creation and sustainable development in Africa, including, as appropriate, debt relief, improved market access, support for the private sector and entrepreneurship, fulfilment of commitments on official development assistance and increased flows of foreign direct investment and transfer of technology on mutually agreed terms;