Примеры использования Areas of interest to developing countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Future work in the areas of interest to developing countries.
Few have included new sectors/sub-sectors in their offers,especially in areas of interest to developing countries.
Opportunities existed for a further opening up in many areas of interest to developing countries and countries with economies in transition in terms of their exports.
The representative of Singapore, speaking on behalf of the Asian Group and China,pointed out that the Expert Meeting had highlighted several areas of interest to developing countries.
Some disputes shed more light on areas of interest to developing countries in the DWP.
Many other issues were also outstanding, including special safeguard mechanisms in agriculture and services liberalization,particularly in the areas of interest to developing countries.
DPI should continue its efforts in areas of interest to developing countries, in particular in narrowing the digital divide between developed and developing countries. .
Many of the terms agreed upon during the Uruguay Round, particularly in areas of interest to developing countries, had not been implemented.
Main areas of interest to developing countries would be related to environmental measures, effective market access and how the negotiations on environmental goods and services are defined and conducted.
This has not yet resulted in substantial improvement in market access in areas of interest to developing countries, particularly in mode 4.
This has not yet resulted ina critical mass of offers or substantial improvement in market access in areas of interest to developing countries, particularly in Mode 4.
Expresses its concern about the insufficient progress in the Doha negotiations,especially in areas of interest to developing countries, as manifested, inter alia, by missed deadlines in relation to special and differential treatment, implementation-related issues and concerns and modalities for agricultural negotiations;
The Council may request the functional commissions to encourage the launching of multi-stakeholder initiatives on promoting technology transfer and development in the areas of interest to developing countries.
Not surprisingly, most developing countries feel that improved market access by the major importing countries in areas of interest to developing countries is key to achieving a successful outcome to multilateral trade negotiations.
Item 6 of the provisional agenda of the fifty-third session of the Trade andDevelopment Board provides an opportunity for the Board to discuss progress attained in the Doha Work Programme(DWP) in areas of interest to developing countries.
This item gives the Board an opportunity to discuss progress attained in the work programme in areas of interest to developing countries since the Decision adopted by the WTO General Council on 1 August 2004, including the"July approximation.
Services negotiations, focused on improving initial offers andrule making, have not yet resulted in substantial improvement in market access in areas of interest to developing countries, particularly Mode 4.
Though it will be some time before a conclusive assessment of the outcome of the Round,in particular in areas of interest to developing countries, can be made, there is a basic consensus that further liberalization will strengthen the expansion of world trade to the benefit of all countries. .
Introduction Item 6 of the provisional agenda of the fifty-fourth session of the Trade andDevelopment Board provides an opportunity for the Board to discuss progress attained in the Doha Work Programme in areas of interest to developing countries DCs.
This item provides an opportunity for the Board to discuss progress attained in the work programme in areas of interest to developing countries and review the results of the Fifth WTO Ministerial Conference in Cancún, Mexico, from 10 to 14 September 2003.
This should include, inter alia, new and emerging issues seen from the same perspective in order to ensure that the benefits of the evolving multilateral trading system promotes sustained economic growth andsustainable development by including further trade liberalization in the areas of interest to developing countries.
The Doha Round of multilateral trade negotiations offers an opportunity to further liberalize trade(especially in areas of interest to developing countries), mainstream development into the multilateral trading system, correct asymmetries and remove distortions.
This should include, inter alia, new and emerging issues seen from the same perspective in order to ensure that the benefits of the evolving multilateral trading system promotes sustained economic growth andsustainable development by including further trade liberalization in the areas of interest to developing countries.
Although it will be some time before a conclusive assessment can be made of the outcome of the Round,in particular in areas of interest to developing countries, there is a basic consensus that further liberalization will strengthen the expansion of world trade to the benefit of all countries. .
The developed countries should be open to consider constructively, as a part of a comprehensive package, proposals from developing countries aimed at their fuller integration into the multilateral trading system that would include proposals to make special and differential treatment more operational and to improve market access in areas of interest to developing countries.
Major developed countries must fully exercise their responsibilities and leadership role in order to bring about meaningful progress and trade-opening in areas of interest to developing countries, especially in agriculture, non-agricultural products and trade in services.
Reiterates the importance of trade liberalization in developed and developing countries and the need to continue liberalization,particularly in areas of interest to developing countries, through, inter alia, a substantial reduction of tariff and other barriers, and also reiterates the need for the elimination of discriminatory and protectionist practices in international trade relations, which will have the effect of improving access for the exports of developing countries, enhancing the competitiveness of their domestic industries and facilitating structural adjustment among developed economies;
The thrust of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade(GATT) and WTO remains trade liberalization to achieve economic growth, yetthe records show that liberalization has occurred mainly in developing markets, and those areas of interest to developing countries where they have a competitive advantage remain protected in developed markets.
This item gives the Board an opportunity to discuss progress attained in the work programme in areas of interest to developing countries since the Fifth WTO Ministerial Conference, held in Cancún, Mexico, from 10 to 14 September 2003, in the light of the outcomes of the eleventh session of UNCTAD, held in São Paulo, Brazil, from 13 to 18 June 2004.