Examples of using Large developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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First, the rapid growth of many large developing countries-- foremost among these being China and India-- is causing them concern about running short of key resources and inputs for their economic expansion.
Finally, large developing countries are increasingly playing important roles in trade, investment, finance and global governance, and this presents new challenges and opportunities for both South- South and North- South relations.
The increasing role of large developing countries in global trade, finance, investment and governance, coupled with their rapid economic growth, has rekindled interest in South- South cooperation
An illustration of this is the huge increase in the risk premium on lending to emerging economies(a grouping of some 30 large developing countries and economies in transition),
Growth was exceptionally strong in several large developing countries in Latin America and in South
The short-term risks associated with the situation in the euro area, the fiscal adjustments in the United States of America and the economic slowdown in large developing countries have diminished, but not disappeared.
Large developing countries that are currently producing vaccines are receiving support to improve the quality of their vaccines, and at the same time to increase production to meet their national needs.
On the positive side is the acceleration of economic growth in developing and emerging economies since the mid-1990s(see figure), especially in several large developing countries that cover the majority of the world ' s population.
These include(a) rising and changing patterns of consumption in fast-growing and large developing countries such as China and India;(b) the possibly increasing trade-off between biofuels and food; and(c) the unfolding effects of climate change.
While industrialized countries have been primarily responsible for greenhouse gas emissions over the last century, emissions from large developing countries such as China, India, Brazil and the Republic of Korea are increasing rapidly.
Large developing countries have been able to promote technology transfers by making market access
Dependence on a few key players for resource mobilization. Population assistance originates with a few major donors, and the majority of domestic resources are mobilized in a few large developing countries.
Heavy dependence on a few key players for resource mobilization. Population assistance originates with a few major donors, and the majority of domestic resources are mobilized in a few large developing countries.
A participant suggested that donors should not be seen as only OECD member countries. Large developing countries are also in a position to contribute, financially and otherwise, to international development assistance.
The risk to the global economy that has emerged is that the pace of growth in many large developing countries, which acted as major growth poles in the post-crisis recovery, has started to decline noticeably, most obviously in China.
In 2012, global trade volume growth declined sharply to only 2.7 per cent as a result of a synchronized slowdown in import demand in developed economies and many large developing countries.
Resource mobilization continues to be dependent on a few key players. Population assistance originates with a few major donors and the majority of domestic resources are mobilized in a few large developing countries.
which would maintain or even increase the gradient for most developing countries, while decreasing it for large developing countries which could afford to pay a greater share.
In recent years, African governments have scaled up efforts to seize the opportunities created by the increasing economic power and influence of large developing countries through strengthening South- South cooperation.
In fact, outside of East Asia, progress has been modest, with the situation worsening in some countries and regions- despite several economic-growth spurts, sustained expansion in some large developing countries, and public commitments by the international community to the 2000 Millennium Declaration, which led to the MDGs.