Examples of using To the liberalization in English and their translations into Arabic
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as the multilateral route offers the best solution to the liberalization and promotion of trade.
Open market access commitments regarding trade through one of the dominant modes of supply for the sector in question would therefore contribute relatively more significantly to the liberalization of trade in services.
Second, the negotiations of GATT, including those of the Uruguay Round, had led to the liberalization of trade in primary commodities, without enhancing trade in processed commodities.
some WTO Members have proposed a checklist as a negotiating tool to facilitate the undertaking of commitments in sectors which would contribute to the liberalization of logistics services.
Another reaction to the consequences of the Asian crisis has been for greater stress to be placed on the need for a more gradual approach to the liberalization of capital accounts and for effective financial institutions to be in place before capital account convertibility is introduced.
Most notably, the General Agreement on Trade in Services(GATS), currently being negotiated in the World Trade Organization, could potentially lead to the liberalization of public services such as those providing for education, health, and the protection of the environment.
Calls upon Governments and international economic policy forums actively to ensure that, in the formulation, interpretation and implementation of policies in relation to the liberalization of trade in services, the liberalization of trade in services does not negatively impact on the enjoyment of human rights by all persons, without discrimination;
With regard to the liberalization of the regime governing television broadcasts, some preliminary work had already been done and a new body would be set up later in 1996 to ensure that the programme content of any new stations would not be dominated by foreign video clips and cartoons and that programmes reflecting the national culture would be given adequate coverage.
West African Monetary Union(WAMU)) to economic and monetary integration(through WAEMU) demonstrates a desire not to be limited to the liberalization of goods but to achieve liberalization of capital and services, the free circulation of persons and the harmonization of economic policies, while maintaining the common currency.
countries increasingly aim at the formation of customs unions and common markets, rather than free trade areas, and extend to the liberalization of trade in services, investment and factor movements and the pursuance of other economic, monetary and political objectives, besides removing barriers to trade in goods, including sensitive products.
They welcomed the fact that the report recognized that a narrow focus limiting institutional reform to the liberalization of markets and arrangements for securing private property rights-- which were the fundamental prescriptions of structural adjustment programmes and the Washington Consensus-- were not sufficient to achieve the agreed development goals.
A general approach to the liberalization of a construction" cluster" would lead to greater developing country participation in world trade in construction services only if the barriers impeding developing country access to construction markets in developed countries could be effectively identified
While some attention will have to be paid to the liberalization of national trade policies and the globalization of trade, attracting investments and improving the infrastructure facilities for industry, these Governments would still have to allocate their limited resources on a priority basis to providing employment and fulfilling the other minimum vital needs of their population.
Under item 3b, the Standing Committee was requested to facilitate and exchange of experiences with respect to the liberalization of services sectors and the application of laws and regulations aimed at this end, with a view to stimulating the development of these sectors, under item 3(c) it was to analyze ways and means of fostering the market-oriented development of the service sector including, where appropriate, through deregulation and privatization.
We call upon all countries to ratify these treaties as soon as possible and to refrain from protectionist policies and from creating obstacles to the liberalization and growth of international trade, particularly in agricultural products.