Examples of using Developing countries continue in English and their translations into Spanish
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Moreover, many developing countries continue to rely heavily on the advanced economies for markets
we duly note that many developing countries continue to face serious development challenges
Many developing countries continue to experience severe debt burdens,
applications of biotechnology in developing countries continue to be heavily dependent on investment by the public sector,
They also expressed their concern that developing countries continue to face barriers to markets,
African countries and other developing countries continue to be the principal victims of such practices while,
Many developing countries continue to face severe obstacles to economic growth,
a large number of developing countries continue to be marginalized
the adoption of Draconian measures against exports from developing countries continue to hamper the efforts they are making to achieve growth through exports.
The representatives of the developing countries continue to play an active role in the deliberations of the COP
While developing countries continue their heroic struggle to advance in an increasingly difficult economic environment,
despite the fact that those developing countries continue to face development challenges;
In the absence of an external environment to support their national development efforts, many developing countries continue to languish in poverty,
At the same time, many developing countries continue to invest in long-term human development.
Most developing countries continue to require external financial assistance to directly address the goals of poverty eradication, infrastructure
in a few countries, most developing countries continue to face the consequences of the reversal of capital flows to their countries. .
it is abundantly clear that developing countries continue to be marginalized.
Many developing countries continue to participate in data collection efforts by Measure Demographic
on the international economic scene, developing countries continue to suffer from inadequate access to trade