Примеры использования Doha round of negotiations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Doha Round of negotiations are at a critical juncture.
My delegation supports the call to complete the Doha round of negotiations by 2006.
The Doha Round of negotiations should lead to an agreement on facilitating trade.
To this end, countries should make joint efforts to complete the Doha round of negotiations as soon as possible.
Accordingly, the Doha Round of negotiations should be concluded as soon as possible and greater efforts must be made to facilitate South-South trade.
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Nowhere is that more evident than in the Doha round of negotiations in the World Trade Organization.
We reiterate the importance of creating the conditions necessary to relaunch and conclude the Doha round of negotiations.
Once that leadership is supplied, the Doha Round of negotiations can be concluded within the next few years.
Serious discussion of the links between trade andclimate change has been stymied by the impasse in the Doha Round of negotiations.
He called for a global trade agreement at the Doha round of negotiations, which must be arrived at“now or never”.
For those efforts to succeed, however, there must be an expeditious conclusion to the World Trade Organization's Doha Round of negotiations.
Several delegates suggested that the Doha round of negotiations should be resumed at the earliest possible date and that the negotiations on the GSTP should be intensified.
I further appeal for the requisite political will to complete the Doha Round of negotiations as a matter of urgency.
In that regard, the Doha Round of negotiations should determine the trade preferences to be granted to Africa in order to accelerate its development.
As a demonstration of goodwill and good faith, more flexibility in the Doha Round of negotiations should be expected.
It was essential to work towards completing the Doha Round of negotiations and to ensure that account was taken of the specific interests of developing countries.
The need for updating and change was the most important reason for the WTO membership to launch the Doha Round of negotiations in 2001.
We therefore agree that there is an urgent need to conclude the Doha Round of negotiations in a bid to revive global trade and to aid in global economic recovery.
The need for review and change continued to be the most important reasons for which WTO membership had launched the Doha Round of negotiations in 2001.
In the absence of a conclusion to the WTO Doha Round of negotiations, there has been a proliferation of bilateral, regional and mega-regional trade agreements.
If world trade was to become the engine of development,the commitments made under the Monterrey Consensus and the Doha Round of negotiations had to be implemented.
The Doha Round of negotiations should be concluded, and should facilitate trade by implementing duty-free, quota-free market access for least developed countries.
The members of the World Trade Organization should strive to conclude the Doha Round of negotiations in order to eliminate obstacles to international trade.
The Doha round of negotiations is at an impasse-- a situation that is highly detrimental to the steady growth of the world economy and the orderly development of international trade.
Powerful trading countries should exercise the political will to conclude the Doha Round of negotiations, in a manner favourable to developing countries.
It is our hope that the Doha Round of negotiations will achieve its goal as a development round, effectively address the concerns of developing countries, and come to an early conclusion.
With respect to international trade and development,we view as positive the agreement reached in Geneva on 1 August to relaunch the Doha round of negotiations and strengthen the multilateral trade system and the World Trade Organization.
However, so far we have failed to conclude the Doha Round of negotiations, which we began 10 years ago and which entails an explicit commitment to address development issues head on.
Under the Joint Integrated Technical Assistance Programme, UNCTAD organized various activities to strengthen the institutional, human and entrepreneurial capacities in Botswana, Cameroon, Malawi, Mali, Mauritania, Mozambique, Senegal and Zambia, to enable those countries to implement and take advantage of WTO agreements andto play a proactive role in the Doha Round of negotiations.
As we are all well aware, the Doha Round of negotiations is still at an impasse due to the divergence of interests between the developed and developing members of the World Trade Organization.