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Both developed and developing countries must face that major challenge of the day.
In conclusion, I wish to emphasize that to ensure a better world for our children and future generations, developed and developing countries must continue working together.
Developed and developing countries must share renewable energy technologies.
Thirdly, technology: in an increasingly knowledge-based global economy, the technology and knowledge gap between the developed and developing countries must be rapidly narrowed.
Both developed and developing countries must assume the responsibility to foster social development.
Consistent with the theme of this year's session of the Assembly,"Implementing a global partnership for development", developed and developing countries must partner together to achieve a workable agreement.
Both developed and developing countries must step up their efforts to fulfil their respective responsibilities.
The resumption of that dialogue on 17 and 18 September 1998 had reflected the international community's recognition that the developed and developing countries must work together to meet current challenges.
Developed and developing countries must find the appropriate mix of fiscal adjustmentand stimulus measures.
We must therefore emphasize that the grave problems related to development must be included in our Organization's work and that developed and developing countries must agree on the need to address, urgently and adequately, critical situations such as dire poverty.
Developed and developing countries must join hands in order to ensure the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals MDGs.
A constructive dialogue between developed and developing countries must be pursued on the basis of mutual benefitand shared responsibilities.
Developed and developing countries must work together with a greater sense of partnershipand of urgency.
In particular, any agreement involving developed and developing countries must take into account the special importance of development policies and objectives.
Developed and developing countries must implement a cooperation policy based on reciprocal interests, common advantage and growing interdependence.
We all-- both the developed and developing countries-- must keep our commitments to effective poverty reduction and sustainable development.
Developed and developing countries must together send a positiveand balanced message for the early resumption and success of the Doha Round.
Social protection systems in both developed and developing countries must be based on general principles of equal rightsand dignity but at the same time must be designed to meet country-specific conditions.
Developed and developing countries must work together to realize their common goals: democracy, employment, sharing of technology and protection of the environment.
Furthermore, families, communities and governments in both developed and developing countries must intensify efforts to explore the options for cost-effective long-term care which is needed when families are no longer able to care for frail older persons in the final stages of their lives.
Developed and developing countries must accelerate the development, dissemination and deployment of affordable and cleaner energy efficiency and energy conservation technologies.
Developed and developing countries must reach an understanding in order to avoid a return to that not-so-distant past when narrow forms of protectionism and conditionalities failed to overcome inequality and, indeed, aggravated it.
In the future, both developed and developing countries must act together to change matters, particularly in view of the world's rapidly growing population, and trade must be targeted towards the objective of prosperity for all.
Developed and developing countries must build their declared global partnership for development on the basis of mutual trustand respect, while the effectiveness and quality of aid can be ensured through a balance of appropriate financing, good governance and sound policies.
The divide between developed and developing countries must be overcome because the so-called developed countries are those that have caused the greatest imbalances with nature,and it is not sustainable or viable for all countries to follow that example without causing our system to collapse.
Developed and developing countries must work in close partnershipand take specific steps to implement the commitments undertaken at the various United Nations summits and conferences on economic and social issues, including those contained in the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation.
But most importantly, the developing and developed countries must invest in programmesand projects aimed at achieving sustainable human development.
Developing and developed countries must therefore come together in a global partnership in order to address the issues of globalization in a comprehensive manner.
At that time, we said that the outcome of the Conference was only the beginning of a long road that developing and developed countries must travel together.
The Convention to Combat Desertification was an important instrument for the international community in its efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and both developing and developed countries must join forces in implementing it.