Examples of using The majority of developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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The majority of developing countries are mainly concerned with setting up informative e-tourism websites to market their destinations.
Overall, the first few years of the new millennium have been a development disappointment for the majority of developing countries and an absolute setback for a number of them.
It further requested that particular emphasis be given to the adverse impact of the difficult economic situation affecting the majority of developing countries, in particular on the condition of women.
The majority of developing countries emphasized the need to accelerate South-South cooperation by strengthening the capacity of developing countries to participate effectively in multilateral processes and organizations.
For the majority of developing countries, the challenges in delivering tgovernment and t-governance are far more acute than for the advanced economies and it will require a longer time frame to implement the model.
The majority of developing countries currently rely on either the DMFAS or CS-DRMS software for the management of their debt information,
However, most of the resource flows come from a few large countries; the majority of developing countries are not in a position to generate the necessary funds to cover the cost of their population programmes and rely on external assistance.
The majority of developing countries are still confronted by numerous shared and common problems and great challenges, such as extreme poverty, the global food crisis and continued food insecurity, high levels of unemployment, external debt burden, lack of financial aid and the negative effects of climate change.
In order to ensure that the majority of developing countries were not excluded from the global economy, the international community should
Although the protocol aims at the establishment of an advance informed agreement(AIA) procedure, the majority of developing countries have insisted that it should also deal with provisions on liability and redress.
Since the general trend in the majority of developing countries has been towards more liberal policies regarding FDI,
The majority of developing countries continue to be crippled by weak infrastructure such as roads, communications and other physical requirements and the inadequacy of skilled labour to take advantage of opportunities in the market.
It was also recognized that the majority of developing countries had a lack of higher education, training and learning opportunities, thus contributing to the absence of qualified individuals to handle geospatial technology,
quality of the basic data if reliable estimates of adult mortality are to be obtained for the majority of developing countries.
to advance human development by creating jobs and by enabling developing countries to access new technologies, it had not increased incomes as quickly as had been expected, in the majority of developing countries.
In that regard, I highly commend the unrelenting efforts of the majority of developing countries to embrace the concept of good governance in all political and economic fields, against a backdrop of fast-paced domestic and regional changes and challenges.
The majority of developing countries have not fully benefited from such growth, owing to insufficient productive supply capacities and competitiveness, lack of supportive infrastructure and enabling policy environment and market access and entry barriers on their exports in agriculture, manufactured goods and services.
Nevertheless, fiscal balances in the majority of developing countries and economies in transition remain in deficit, in a number of cases above 5 per cent of GDP.
resulting in a further widening of the gap between developed and the majority of developing countries.