Examples of using Marginalization of developing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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The marginalization of developing countries would be morally indefensible,
Japan was concerned to avoid the further marginalization of developing countries, particularly the least developed countries. .
which resulted in the marginalization of developing countries.
Recognizes the need for industry to play an enhanced role in fighting the marginalization of developing countries;
Recognizes the need for industry to play an enhanced role in fighting the marginalization of developing countries;
South-South cooperation should be promoted as an important means of creating complementarities and reducing the marginalization of developing countries.
resulting in further marginalization of developing countries in terms of international economic relations.
Fears that current patterns of market-driven globalization may even give rise to further marginalization of developing countries are not altogether unfounded.
avoid the further marginalization of developing countries.
Equally disturbing was the growing marginalization of developing countries as a direct consequence of the twin processes of liberalization
The continued marginalization of developing countries must be addressed as a matter of priority,
We maintain the hope that accompanying measures will be taken to avoid the marginalization of developing countries in the multilateral trade system.
that globalization has resulted in the marginalization of developing countries and instability in the international economic
It reflects the marginalization of developing countries in respect of the main determinants of international trade,
The growing marginalization of developing countries in world affairs,
Mr. Jallow(Gambia) said that the ongoing marginalization of developing countries was due not to globalization itself,
globalization resulted in the marginalization of developing countries, especially the least developed. .
deplored the widening gaps in wealth between developed and developing countries and the increasing marginalization of developing countries in international economic relations.
which will then lead to further marginalization of developing countries, and in particular the least developed countries. .
uncertain consequences and about the marginalization of developing countries.