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Trade must therefore take a leading role in the development of their economies.
Further encourages the parties to focus on reconstruction and development of their economies and on improving their relations, for the benefitof all the people and with the view to promoting regional peace and security;
As noted above,ESCWA member countries have recognized that foreign investment can contribute to the development of their economies.
States use these processes for the development of their economies and social spheres.
If those countries of the South could agree to give one another priority of access to those their markets,that would make a huge difference to the development of their economies.
The landlocked developing countries had to bear additional costs,which seriously impeded trade and the development of their economies and he therefore welcomed progress made towards the implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action.
At its recent Third Extraordinary Summit, there had been a proposal to create an economic andmonetary zone to protect ALBA countries from the financial crisis and to promote the development of their economies.
The original UNCDF mandate from the General Assembly is to"assist developing countries in the development of their economies by supplementing existing sources of capital assistance by means of grants and loans" see resolution 2186(XXI)of 13 December 1966.
Through such programmes, her country hoped to be able to share positive aspects of its development experience with other developing countries, including Non-Self-Governing Territories,thereby contributing to the development of their economies.
In the context of the GATS negotiations, developing countries are not seeking merely the expansion of trade in services butalso expansion in conditions that promote development of their economies and ensure the contribution of such trade to improving the competitiveness of their services sectors.
The Special Committee urges the specialized agencies and other organizations and institutions of the United Nations system to assist in accelerating progress in all sectors of the national life of the small Territories,particularly in the development of their economies.
Urges the parties to ensure that efforts are redirected from weapons procurement andother military activities towards the reconstruction and development of their economies and encourages both countries to continue and enhance the efforts to improve their relations in order to promote regional peace and security;
Promote and strengthen regional and sub-regional integration through groupings and other arrangements based on mutual benefit, complementarities and solidarity among developing countries with a view to facilitating andaccelerating the economic growth and development of their economies.
Should}{shall} be different for different groups of countries, depending on the level of development of their economies,(particularly in the case of LDCs and SIDS), and on their respective capacities and specific national circumstances, including limited opportunities that may be available for using alternative energy sources.
Nevertheless, we must recognize that, despite the notable positive changes,many States in that group continue to be negatively affected by the factors that impede the development of their economies, and are not adequately involved in the international trade system.
The NAMAS by developing country Parties shallbe different for different groups of countries, depending on the level of development of their economies[, particularly in the case of the least developed countries(LDCs) and small island developing States(SIDS,)] and on their respective capacities and specific national circumstances, including limited opportunities that may be available for using alternative energy sources.
Promote and strengthen regional and sub-regional integration through groupings and other arrangements on the basis of mutual benefit, complementarities and solidarity among developing countries with a view to facilitating andaccelerating the economic growth and development of their economies;
The NAMAS by developing country Parties[should][shall]be different for different groups of countries, depending on the level of development of their economies[, particularly in the case of LDCs and SIDS,] and on their respective capacities and specific national circumstances, including limited opportunities that may be available for using alternative energy sources.
Promote and strengthen regional and sub-regional integration through groupings and other arrangements on the basis of mutual benefit, complementarities and solidarity among developing countries with a view to facilitating andaccelerating the economic growth and development of their economies;
As a further outcome, through the Siem Reap Ministerial Declaration of LDCs, Ministers highlighted the expected impact of the economic crisis on LDCs andthe urgency to promote balanced and expeditious development of their economies, and called on development partners to appreciate the role of productive capacities as enabling factors to make economies benefit from the existing opportunities provided by the international trading system.
Promote and strengthen regional and subregional integration through groupings and other arrangements on the basis of mutual benefit, complementarities and solidarity among developing countries with a view to facilitating andaccelerating the economic growth and development of their economies;
The future strategic niche and business model for UNCDF must be consistent with its mandate and purpose as legislated by General Assembly resolution 21/86(XXI)of 13 December 1966:"The purpose of the Capital Development Fund shall be to assist developing countries in the development of their economies by supplementing existing sources of capital assistance by means of grants and loans, particularly long-term loans made free of interest or at low interest rates.
It also urges the international community to continue to provide fruitful cooperation with the Southern Africa Development Community in order to assist it in the efforts of the countries of the region towards the reconstruction,rehabilitation and development of their economies.
Developing countries and countries with economies in transition are interested in the prospects offered by this phenomenon, which, along with the visible positive aspects andopportunities for faster development of their economies, also contain some risks of their marginalization, as well as other possible risks.
The possible recurrence of a phenomenon on the scale of the Great Depression, with the consequent shrinkage or collapse of the private sector,should make governments realize that they were ultimately responsible for the welfare of their citizens and, therefore, the development of their economies.
To what extent can globalization of capital flows and markets facilitate the flow of investments into developing countries andboost their export capacities in a manner that would enhance the development of their economies and their contributions to the world economy? .
In the 1980s, these trends were reversed, mainly as a result of the debt crisis in many developing countries(which made FDI a more desirable alternative to bank lending) andof the changing perceptions in these countries as to the role that FDI could play in the growth and development of their economies.
Strongly to urge the international community to continue to provide, in a timely and effective manner, the financial, material and technical assistance necessary to enhance the collective capacity of the countries of the Southern African Development Community in their efforts for the reconstruction,rehabilitation and development of their economies;
Deeply concerned about the capacity of organized criminal groups to expand their activities, including the use of violence, and to target the security and the economies of countries, in particular developing countries and countries in transition, thereby posing a grave threat to the stability of countries andthe viability and further development of their economies.
General Director of PJSC"Ilyich Iron& Steel Works of Mariupol" Yuriy Zinchenko highlighted that improving of the cities,where the company is present, development of their economy and infrastructure are one of the priorities of social policy of Metinvest Group.