Examples of using Developing countries continued in English and their translations into French
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As a group, developing countries continued to accumulate international reserves,
Developing countries continued to face barriers to access to the technology
In respect of South-South trade policies, developing countries continued to open up their economies with a view to fostering their integration into world markets.
Despite the global recession, many developing countries continued increasing their foreign reserves.
The region's share of total debt stocks of developing countries continued to decline in 2012 to an estimated 5.8 per cent.
The development of indigenous capabilities in developing countries continued to be an important aim.
However, the income gap between the developed and the developing countries continued to widen and poverty remained a widespread condition in the developing world.
Indeed, foreign-direct-investment(FDI) flows into developing countries continued to increase in 1992,
In particular, developing countries continued to pay a heavy price for a crisis that was not of their making.
Developing countries continued to strengthen their efforts to reform national regulations on foreign investment
Foreign direct investment would continue to increase if developing countries continued to create climates hospitable to foreign investment.
It shows that the average debt ratios of developing countries continued to improve during 2007,
Regional integration efforts and cooperation with developing countries continued to support Africa's economic transformation.
net resource outflows from developing countries continued in 2004.
transfer of technology among developing countries continued.
Yet demands for products from sustainably managed forests in developing countries continued to mount.
consumers in developing countries continued to pay premium prices.
The developing countries continued to call for concrete action to support their efforts in the areas of resource flows, trade,
Nevertheless, too many developing countries continued to stagnate and had been left to fend for themselves in a world of retreating multilateralism,
despite numerous initiatives, the external debt of developing countries continued to increase and had reached US$ 2.8 trillion in 2005.