Examples of using Largest recipient in English and their translations into Arabic
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Following the Gulf war in 1990, Egypt was the largest recipient among the North African countries.
Africa is the largest recipient of grant assistance from the organizations of the United Nations system.
Geographically, the Asia and Pacific region continued to be the largest recipient of UNIDO technical cooperation.
The 10 largest recipient countries still account for three quarters of total FDI inflows in developing countries.
The United Nations remains the single largest recipient of direct multilateral contributions by OECD/DAC countries see fig.
The next largest recipient was Asia
The United States is the largest recipient of international migrants,
Sub-Saharan Africa, however, continued to be the largest recipient of ODA flows allocated to the poorer countries.
By comparison, the next largest recipient of individual asylum claims was the United States of America, with 49,600.
Assistance in the region. In the administration's current request, Tunisia remains the ninth largest recipient in the region.
Of the five geographical regions, sub-Saharan Africa was the largest recipient of population assistance, followed by Asia and the Pacific.
The United States is the largest recipient of FDI inflows in the world; Russia is the second largest emerging economy recipient after China.
FDI to East Asia exceeded $15 billion in 1992, up 15 per cent over year, and China was the largest recipient.
Owing to these and previous influxes, Uganda remains the largest recipient of Congolese refugees, hosting 170,500 people as at 12 November 2013.
WFP has been the largest recipient of CERF funds to date(see paragraphs 5
Mexico and Brazil remained the largest recipient countries, with inflows virtually unchanged in the former and increasing by 6 per cent in the latter.
Bangladesh, for the first time, was the largest recipient of UNFPA technical cooperation expenditure in 2001, the position traditionally held by India since 1996.
Once again, Africa was the largest recipient of development assistance with a 35 per cent increase($2.7 billion from $2.0 billion)
Moreover, such flows were uneven: the 10 largest recipient countries accounted for three quarters of total foreign direct investment flows to developing countries.
(b) During 1995, 20 countries had UNICEF programmes valued at more than $10 million. India was the largest recipient, with $68.1 million.
