Examples of using Indebted developing in English and their translations into Arabic
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Of the 51 countries listed by the World Bank as severely indebted developing countries, 13 were middle-income countries.
For the poorest and most heavily indebted developing countries, the debt problem represents one of the main obstacles to development.
Also recognizes that the evolving international debt strategy has to be supplemented by appropriate external financial flows to indebted developing countries;
Invites the International Monetary Fund to continue devising concrete policy measures and actions to address the problems faced by indebted developing countries;
Thus, the highly indebted developing countries are more than ever in need of international assistance in implementing their population and development programmes.
said that her country was aware of the difficulties faced by many heavily indebted developing countries.
In this respect, relieving the debt burden of the highly indebted developing countries would be a form of contribution to their development efforts.
Noting with concern the growing debt-servicing problems of externally indebted developing countries, particularly the LDCs, as constituting an element adversely affecting their development efforts;
Indeed, the number of severely indebted developing countries is not declining, despite increasingly concessional terms for addressing the debt difficulties of a significant number of countries.
Mr. AYEWAH(Nigeria) said that the debt crisis had been under consideration for more than a decade yet the number of severely indebted developing countries remained the same.
The data that 15 most indebted developing countries recorded a negative per capita growth of gross national product(-0.7 per cent) in the critical 1983-1992 period are self-illustrative.
Guinea-Bissau was also one of the most highly indebted developing countries, with public external debt estimated at three times the country ' s 2006 gross domestic product(GDP).
A number of Governments drew attention to the negative impact of foreign indebtedness on new financial inflows which has contributed to further hampering the development efforts of heavily indebted developing countries.
Those measures should include a political decision to cancel all remaining debt of severely indebted developing countries or reduce all types of debt, especially at a time when official development assistance was declining.
there has also been a rapid growth in arrears of debt-service owed to the international financial institutions reflecting the intensification of the debt burden of many heavily indebted developing countries.
There is greater acceptance that the increasing debt burden faced by the most indebted developing countries is unsustainable and constitutes one of the principal obstacles to achieving progress in people-centred sustainable development and poverty eradication.
There is also greater acceptance that the increasing debt burden faced by the most indebted developing countries is unsustainable and constitutes one of the principal obstacles to achieving progress in people-centred sustainable development and poverty eradication.
Even if many of the severely indebted developing countries are currently meeting their debt-servicing burdens, they are doing so at a high economic cost and with little room left for adjusting to potential adverse economic developments.
Recognizes the efforts of indebted developing countries in regard to fulfilling their commitments on debt servicing despite the incurring of a high social cost;
Many indebted developing countries have been forced to reduce their support for small farmers and liberalize their agriculture, under strong pressure from the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank.