Examples of using Products of developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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quota-free market access for the manufactured and agricultural products of developing countries, and that access must be both lasting and predictable.
put an end to the continuous deterioration in terms of commercial trade, and give the products of developing countries free access to their markets without any hindrance.
That solidarity should also be reflected in international trade so that the products of developing countries can be purchased at fair prices that are not undermined by unfair trading practices,
The international community should support national efforts by providing wider market access for the products of developing countries, reversing the decline in ODA, encouraging increased FDI, narrowing the digital divide
elimination of customs barriers to allow the products of developing countries to flow into their markets.
high tariff rates for the products of developing countries.
Market access for products of developing countries, the phasing out of agricultural subsidies
to open their markets to the products of developing countries, and to encourage private investment in developing countries. .
often subsidized, industrial products from developed countries which exposed products of developing countries to unfair competition.
the opening of markets to the products of developing countries.
on the whole that means slower growth in demand for many of the export products of developing countries.
countervailing measures against products of developing countries and countries in transition.
currently the products of developing countries face many obstacles in entering the markets of rich countries. .
debt-service payments, to open their markets to the products of developing countries and to encourage foreign direct investment flows to the developing world;
the elimination of measures that interfere with market access for the products of developing countries, in particular agricultural produce.
without improved market access for the products of developing countries and without an end to trade-distorting subsidies,
should take the form of dismantling barriers which denied the products of developing countries access to world markets,
to open their markets to the products of developing countries, particularly agricultural goods;
thus ensuring access for the products of developing countries.
blame for the degradation, they were trying to use environmental protection as a pretext for imposing unrealistic requirements on the industries and products of developing countries.