Examples of using Implications for developing countries in English and their translations into French
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Analytical work aimed at uncovering and understanding new trends in the patterns of trade, and their implications for developing countries and the trading system as a whole, is also a vital part of work in this area.
In view of the worsening global economic outlook and its implications for developing countries, and the costs and risks of carrying large reserve holdings,
on the role of the ILO in these new circumstances, and on the implications for developing countries.
therefore could have implications for developing countries.
Directions for the Twenty-first Century- Economic governance institutions in a global political economy: Implications for developing countries.
The quality and intensity of the discussions indicated that there was a need for further understanding of the globalization of R&D and its implications for developing countries.
the Council should consider the information technology revolution and its implications for developing countries.
An amount of $38,700 is requested to provide for one expert group meeting to assist the secretariat in devising methodologies for estimating tariff equivalents of non-tariff measures and implications for developing countries.
analyse their implications for developing countries, and facilitate the exchange of views
The Joint Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, India, introduced the Report of the Regional Symposium on International Investment Arrangements and their Implications for Developing Countries, held jointly by UNCTAD
The report covers recent developments in, and implications for developing countries of, multilateral trade negotiations under the World Trade Organization's Doha Work Programme since the WTO General Council Decision of 1 August 2004"July Package.
the nature of the emerging knowledge economy and its implications for developing countries, in particular the poorest;
the international trading system, in particular their implications for developing countries, and to identify new opportunities arising from the implementation of the Uruguay Round agreements;
especially the interplay between the imbalances in the global economy on the one hand and the implications for developing countries of the emergence of East
UNCTAD concentrates on analysing implications for developing countries and countries in transition,
The Expert Meeting on FDI in natural resources should review current trends and ascertain their implications for developing countries, especially least developed countries,
trade facilitations, keep in mind the implications for developing countries and take into account their differing levels of development.
as well as the international instrument on climate change, reflected the dynamics of the global agenda and its implications for developing countries.
analyse their implications for developing countries, and facilitate the exchange of views
political dimensions of the global crisis: implications for developing countries.