Examples of using Particular the developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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We do recommend to Member States, in particular the developing countries, to support this amendment in its entirety and to reject the motion of non-action by casting a negative vote on it.
Reaffirming the importance of the right to development for every human person and all peoples in all countries, in particular the developing countries, as an integral part of their fundamental human rights.
It is also expected to become more responsive and effective on the ground, with the ultimate objective of better serving the needs and interests of Member States, in particular the developing countries.
(c) Strengthening the capacity of host countries, in particular the developing countries, in their dealings with transnational corporations and in creating an enabling environment for international investment and for private sector and enterprise development.
poverty in all countries, in particular the developing countries, has become one of the priority development objectives for the 1990s
Stresses the critical importance of supporting countries, in particular the developing countries, in harnessing the potential of science and technology with a view to achieving the objectives set forth by the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development;
It was to be hoped that the current session would be the occasion for fruitful discussions to work out a revitalized framework for international economic cooperation to facilitate global economic growth for all countries, in particular the developing countries.
In its resolution 1997/72, the Commission on Human Rights reaffirmed the importance of the right to development for every human being and all people in all countries, in particular the developing countries, as an integral part of their fundamental rights.
That would be a fitting occasion for the submission of concrete proposals for ensuring that the new models of international cooperation would be translated effectively into reality, enabling sustained economic growth and sustainable development in all countries, in particular the developing countries.
ensure that major decisions taken at the global level took account of the views and concerns of all countries, in particular the developing countries.
At its fiftieth session, the General Assembly, in adopting resolution 50/184 of 22 December 1995, reaffirmed the importance of the right to development for every human person and all peoples in all countries, in particular the developing countries, as an integral part of fundamental human rights.
that part of the international movement of hazardous wastes was in violation of national legislation and of existing international instruments, to the detriment of the ecology and public health of all countries, in particular the developing countries.
At its fifty-first session, the General Assembly, in adopting resolution 51/99 of 12 December 1996, inter alia, reaffirmed the importance of the right to development for every human person and all peoples in all countries, in particular the developing countries, as an integral part of fundamental human rights.
Noting with concern that, although a number of developing countries have experienced higher rates of growth and an expansion of their trade, the current international economic situation, characterized by slow growth and a fragile economic recovery, has adversely affected the growth and development of all countries, in particular the developing countries.
Recognizing that improved access to external markets and further multilateral trade liberalization is a very important prerequisite for the reactivation of growth in all parts of the world economy, including in particular the developing countries.
Before this crisis occurred, however, the world, in particular the developing countries, was already affected by the impact of two other crises that had begun simultaneously: the crisis involving oil prices
