Examples of using Private foreign in English and their translations into Arabic
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the legislative guide should suggest the possibility of amending such constitutional provisions to exempt agreements with private foreign companies.
The Commission emphasizes that developed and developing countries should encourage policies to promote private foreign investment in developing countries that can contribute to sustainable development.
Urges Member States to encourage private foreign investment in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, in infrastructure, job-creation projects and social development in order to alleviate the hardships being faced by the Palestinian people and improve their living conditions;
Urges Member States to encourage private foreign investment in the occupied Palestinian territory, including Jerusalem, in infrastructure, job-creation projects and social development, in order to alleviate the hardship of the Palestinian people and improve their living conditions;
Such low-income countries find considerable difficulty in attracting private foreign investment or loans from commercial banks, while loans from the international financial institutions have generally been concentrated in the larger countries.
Hungary countries had been questioned. As for private foreign capital inflows, the US$ 5.5 billion received by Hungary- which was higher than the investment in most countries- was still much lower than the inflows into certain smaller Western European countries.
How can relevant multilateral, regional and national institutions develop functions and tools that allow them to better mitigate the risks facing private foreign investors involved in infrastructure projects in developing countries?
FDI remained the only positive net source of private foreign finance to those countries, but it declined sharply from $145 billion in 2001 to $110 billion in 2002.
In my own country we are seeking private foreign investment to inject dynamism into our growth process,
The UN Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD) and ICC collaborated in the production of investment guides for selected least developed countries(LDCs) to help them become better known and more attractive to private foreign investors.
In a welcome development, the 2009 Status of Forces Agreement reached between Iraq and the United States contains a provision removing the immunity of some private foreign security contractors in Iraq.
Urges Member States to encourage private foreign investment in the occupied Palestinian territory, including Jerusalem, in infrastructure, job-creation projects and social development, in order to alleviate the hardship of the Palestinian people and improve living conditions;
seen little development abroad, in part because the market was limited, but also because in some countries there were regulations limiting or prohibiting private foreign investment in health insurance.
Unfortunately, many countries have already signed bad contracts that give a disproportionate share of the resources' value to private foreign companies. But there is a simple answer: renegotiate; if that is impossible, impose a windfall-profit tax.
Private foreign investment in Africa fell as a share of GDP in 2008 and 2009,
that official assistance and development bank lending would step in to fill the gap and offset the lack of private foreign investment in individual countries.
This Conference is about financing development in an era when private foreign direct investment outnumbers ODA fourfold, and is 10 times the World Bank ' s development lending.
While significant donor resources will be required for the next several years, these inflows must progressively be complemented and eventually replaced by domestic resources and private foreign flows.
The Government should also work towards maximizing the collection of revenues required to implement its most critical programmes, fight corruption and create the necessary conditions to attract private foreign investment.
Greater access to private foreign capital could endow least developed countries with much-needed resources to overcome the large infrastructure deficit that hinders their long-term economic growth.