Examples of using Representatives of developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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The representatives of developing countries, while expressing satisfaction with assistance already received, underscored the need for continued technical and financial assistance in accordance with a clearly defined timetable, especially with regard to the development
including consultants, should come from all regions and should include representatives of developing countries to ensure that the documents incorporated information relevant to such countries. .
Indian technical and economic cooperation has, since 1964, provided technical assistance of over US$ 2.5 billion; more than 5,000 representatives of developing countries receive training in over 250 institutions in India every year.
The Federal Ministry also initiated the Austrian Visitors' Programme for Studying Exemplary Family Benefits and Family Services, which offers an opportunity for representatives of developing countries to study family issues and programmes in Austria for one week.
There was considerable support among representatives of developing countries for the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and for the provision of funding, technology transfer and capacity-building to enable developing countries to fulfil their obligations under the instrument without compromising poverty reduction in pursuit of the Millennium Development Goals.
WTO secretariat officials have also maintained regular contacts with representatives of developing countries based in Geneva and visiting experts from capitals as well as with officials in their capitals, in order to facilitate their preparation for and participation in the meetings of the Working Group.
timely basis a list of required equipment, goods and services;(ii) plan customized training workshops for representatives of developing countries on procurement, and(iii)
Similarly, representatives of developing countries had actively promoted and worked for the convening of a high-level international intergovernmental event on financing for development; the $154,000 required for their travel to the sessions of its Preparatory Committee should be financed from the contingency fund.
Mr. CABALTULAN(Philippines), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, noted that the General Assembly should authorize the commitment of travel expenses for the representatives of developing countries that were not members of the Commission on Sustainable Development who wished to take part in the meeting of the Intergovernmental Panel on Forests.
The Secretary-General, in consultation with the Bureau of the Conference of the Parties, would authorize the use of the Special Voluntary Fund in order to ensure that representatives of developing countries participated in the second session of the Conference of the Parties, and the use of the Trust Fund in order to sponsor the participation of non-governmental organizations.
Also notes the continued support of the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme for the full and effective participation of representatives of developing countries in the United Nations Environment Assembly of the Programme, and welcomes the commitment of the United Nations Environment Assembly in this regard;
In that connection, several representatives of developing countries sought the financial and technical support of UN-Habitat and development partners to assist in implementing their housing and urban development policies, and one representative called on African countries to increase regional capacity-building and exchange of experiences.
Also takes note of the continued support of the Executive Director of the United Nations Environment Programme for the full and effective participation of representatives of developing countries in the United Nations Environment Assembly of the Programme, and welcomes the commitment of the United Nations Environment Assembly in this regard;
At the third conference or perhaps through the World Wide Web site discussed in subparagraph(j) below, representatives of developing countries could identify the needs
Representatives of developing countries noted that the outcome documents of the two South Summits convened by the Group of 77(Havana, in 2000 and Doha, in 2005), the Marrakech Framework for the Implementation of South-South Cooperation and the Yamoussoukro Consensus on South-South Cooperation constituted a comprehensive framework for continuing efforts by developing countries to resolve their shared problems.
(f) To arrange for appropriate financial and/or technical assistance to enable representatives of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to participate in the negotiation of new or in the revision of existing international environmental agreements
Invites Parties, signatories, members of industry and international governmental and non-governmental organizations to make financial and in-kind contributions for the implementation of pilot collection and treatment schemes and to provide financial support for the participation of representatives of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the Mobile Phone Working Group;
The partnership, which is a compact for financing policies and sector programmes for Education for All at the country level, operates under the policy guidance of a Board of Directors, consisting of representatives of developing countries, donors, civil society, teachers unions, private sector and multilateral agencies.
The Special Unit provided support to a panel discussion among representatives of developing countries at the World Summit on Sustainable Development(WSSD), held in Johannesburg in September 2002, that resulted in the formulation of a common strategy on a number of issues, especially those relating to the need for concerted effort in strengthening South-South exchanges of know-how, knowledge and expertise.
From January to July 1993, 55 representatives of developing countries have been invited to receive the assistance of WIPO in respect of committees of experts preparing treaties in the field of settlement of intellectual property disputes between States, the harmonization of trademarks procedures, a Protocol to the Berne Convention and an instrument on the protection of the rights of performers and producers of phonograms.