Examples of using Access for developing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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Some delegations insisted on the need to ensure access for developing countries to technology and knowledge
Market access for developing countries is little improved
It is also reasonable to expect improved market access for developing countries, reduced debt burden
identify entry points and lines of access for developing countries and countries with economies in transition
Enhanced market access for developing countries could allow them to increase their share of global trade,
We are aware that improved market access for developing countries is one commitment that,
Access for developing countries to rich and developed markets
including by increasing access for developing countries to international economic opportunities
expansion of global commerce and improved market access for developing countries.
also market access for developing countries, elimination of trade protectionism
which would improve access for developing countries.
30 and 31 by facilitating access for developing countries to publicly available patent information.
particularly matters relating to market access for developing countries as well as foreign debt servicing;
that ensured market access for developing countries and the narrowing of technology gaps.
which they expected would improve access for developing countries.
The developed countries must honour the obligations undertaken with the establishment of WTO with a view to promoting market access for developing countries and their integration into the international trading system.
A number of speakers stressed the need for the outcome of the Doha Development Round to increase market access for developing countries in nonagricultural manufactured goods
In particular, some delegations noted that market access for developing countries to developed country markets should be improved
Report of the wrap-up workshop of the UK-DFID-funded UNCTAD Project'Building Capacity for Improved Policy Making and Negotiation on Key Trade and Environment Issues' and the 2006 Annual Session of UNCTAD's Consultative Task Force on Environmental Requirements and Market Access for Developing Countries, Geneva, 3- 4 July 2006" UNCTAD/DITC/TED/MISC/2006/1.
While further progress needs to be made in enhancing world market access for developing countries and reducing agricultural support measures in developed countries,
