Examples of using Concerns of developing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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and the needs and concerns of developing countries.
effectively address the concerns of developing countries, and come to an early conclusion.
The Doha mandate laid the foundation for a new round of multilateral trade negotiations in which the concerns of developing countries and their participation in the multilateral trading system should, for the first time, be given priority.
political will necessary to break the current impasse in the negotiations, in order to address the needs and concerns of developing countries.
the most important policy challenge is how to strengthen orientations of the system to formulate effective and sustained responses to the concerns of developing countries.
Improve the functioning of the Global Environment Facility as a mechanism for financing global environmental aspects of sustainable development to make it more responsive to the needs and concerns of developing countries;
there had been hopes that the concerns of developing countries would be better taken in account in a more transparent,
A programme for addressing implementation issues and other concerns of developing countries was adopted at the meeting of the WTO General Council on 3 May 2000.
take into account the concerns of developing countries.
to accommodate the interests and concerns of developing countries, which comprise the overwhelming majority of the Organization.
including taking into account the concerns of developing countries.
he said that the United States shared the concerns of developing countries about the risks of discrimination
There should be continuing assessment of the needs and concerns of developing countries and economies in transition from the viewpoint of the Uruguay Round agreements,
ensure that non-trade concerns of developing countries were fully accommodated,
Effective and meaningful integration of interests and concerns of developing countries into the operation of the multilateral trading system is key to making the system more balanced, development-friendly and equitable.
There is a need to ensure that the concerns of developing countries are adequately addressed,
negotiations would make it possible to strike a balance between the interests and concerns of developing countries and that of their more developed counterparts.
finance were in accordance with the priorities assigned by Governments and reflected public management concerns of developing countries.
content of international cooperation to take into account concerns of developing countries.
also take into account concerns of developing countries.