Examples of using Poor developing in English and their translations into Arabic
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increase and maintain the quality of life. Particular attention should be directed towards increasing financial and technical assistance to help poor developing countries implement their strategies for development of arid, semi-arid and dry sub-humid zones in rural areas threatened or affected by desertification on a sustained basis.
Opportunity" and" participation" meant including the developing  countries in development strategies, if necessary, by using targets, such as the number of local experts in a particular sector, in order to assess capacity-building in various countries; addressing the growing disparity between the wealthy developed  countries and the poor developing countries; dealing with poverty as a global phenomenon and its impact on health and education; and promoting information management, including access to modern technologies in support of government policy decisions.
Legal reform was, however, a lengthy, intricate process, especially for a poor, developing country.
However, affordability remains a challenge for poorer developing countries, and ensuring technology transfer to these countries is often problematic.
Governments, especially those of the poorer developing countries, needed to intensify efforts to improve the lives of slum-dwellers and to prevent the growth of slums.
In poorer developing countries, women ' s participation in productive activity, especially in agriculture and agribusiness, was pivotal in the alleviation and elimination of poverty.
Those challenges affect us each as individual countries, small and big, rich and poor, developing and developed. .
The problem faced by the poorer developing countries, however, was that their industrial activities, still based on just a handful of products, did not create much added value.
The plight of the poorest developing countries in the context of international trade negotiations requires urgent consideration.
For poorer developing countries, exports of services can be particularly crucial in diversifying away from dependence on one or two primary commodities.
The landlocked developing  countries were among the poorest developing countries, with the lowest growth rates and heavy debt burdens.
In addition to sound national policies and a favourable international economic environment, official development assistance remained crucially important for the poorest developing countries.
In order to improve the development opportunities of many, especially the poorest developing countries, they must also be granted access to the modern information and communications technology.
The economically developed  States parties have a special responsibility and interest to assist the poorer developing States in this regard.
We must find ways to alleviate the burden of debt on the poorest developing States.
Within developed  countries, there has been a surge in private philanthropy and other support for the poorest developing countries.
However, for the poorest developing countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, a more comprehensive solution needed to be found.
However, in many of the poorer developing countries, especially those in Africa, progress has been modest.
In particular, urgent donor efforts are needed to improve the socio-economic situation in the poorest developing countries.