Примеры использования Integration of developing countries and countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This will lead to the integration of developing countries and countries in transition into the global commercial and financial system.
This highlights the importance to the development problematique of improving the integration of developing countries and countries in transition into world trade.
Electronic commerce and the integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in international trade: trends, issues and possible actions”.
Periodically publishing information on mergers and acquisitions,particularly as they affect the development and integration of developing countries and countries in transition into the world economy;
The objective of the project is to promote the integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition into the multilateral trading system through capacity-building on dispute settlement.
Objective: To enhance the capacity of member States to benefit from globalization and liberalization,in particular through facilitating the integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition into the international trading system.
How to facilitate the economic and institutional integration of developing countries and countries in transition into the world trading system is a major challenge for international economic cooperation.
The Group shares the common objective of strengthening the contribution of trade to the achievement of internationally agreed development goals, especially the Millennium Development Goals,and promoting the integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the international trading system.
The International Trade Centre UNCTAD/WTO fostered the integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition into the multilateral trading system.
The Group shares a common objective of strengthening the contribution of trade to the achievement of internationally agreed development goals, especially the Millennium Development Goals, and promoting beneficial integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in international tradeand the trading system.
This involves assisting in the institutional integration of developing countries and countries in transition into the multilateral trading system, as well as helping them in identifying trading opportunities and taking advantage of these opportunities.
The broad orientation of the work of UNCTAD is to promote development through trade and investment and to facilitate the integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition into the international trading system.
The objective of the project is to promote the integration of developing countries and countries in transition into the multilateral trading system through capacity-building on dispute settlement in International Trade, Investment and Intellectual Property.
To ensure developmental gains from international trade, the trading system and trade negotiations on goods and services, and to enhance the commodity sector's contribution to the development process for the effective and beneficial integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition into the global economy.
Industrial development is closely linked to the further integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in international trade.
Objective of the Organization: To assure developmental gains from international trade, the trading system and trade negotiations in goods and services and to enhance commodities sector's contribution to the development process for the effective and beneficial integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the global economy.
UNCTAD must be maintained and strengthened in order to facilitate the integration of developing countries and countries in transition in the multilateral trading system.
Facilitating the quantitative and qualitative integration of developing countries, and countries with economies in transition, into the international trading system requires that these key trade and development issues be identifiedand that, in the years ahead, their implications for development be assessed, and relevant policies and measures at both national and international levels be elaborated.
Thus, open markets on the basis of multilateral trade rules offered the best guarantee for the integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition into a dynamic world economy.
Emphasizes the importance of developing human, institutional, regulatory and research and development capacities and infrastructures aimed at enhanced supply-side capacity and competitiveness,as well as ensuring a conducive international environment for the full and effective integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition into the international trading system;
This report has identified many such concerns resulting from the process of integration of developing countries and countries in transition into the post-Uruguay Round international trading system.
Also notes the important and unique mandate of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, which was reaffirmed at its eleventh session, and supports the continued work of the United NationsConference on Trade and Development in support of the effective and beneficial integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition into the global economy in cooperation with relevant international organizations;
UNCTAD, having a clear comparative advantage in tackling trade-related development issues,should continue to facilitate the integration of developing countries and countries in transition into the international trading system in a complementary manner with WTOand to promote development through trade and investment in cooperation and coordination with ITC, relevant institutions of the United Nations system and other international organizations.
Field projects. Substantive backstopping of technical cooperation projects related to the integration of developing countries and countries in transition concerned into the international trading system 20.
Having a comparative advantage in tackling trade-related development issues,UNCTAD should continue to facilitate the integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition into the international trading system, in a complementary manner with WTO and to promote development through trade and investment in cooperation and coordination with the International Trade Centre, relevant institutions of the United Nations system and other international organizations.
Para. 83:"UNCTAD, having a clear comparative advantage in tackling trade-related development issues,should continue to facilitate the integration of developing countries and countries in transition into the international trading system in a complementary manner with WTO, relevant institutions of the United Nations system and other international organizations.
In this context, effective measures are called for to achieve the complete integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition into the world economyand the new international trading system.
ITC is a joint body of the United Nations and the World Trade Organization,mandated expressly to provide technical assistance to facilitate the integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition,and in particular the least developed countries, into the multilateral trading system through export promotion and international business development.
Having a comparative advantage in tackling trade-related development issues, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development should continue to facilitate the integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition into the international trading system, in a complementary manner with the World Trade Organization, and to promote development through trade and investment in cooperation and coordination with the International Trade Centre, relevant institutions of the United Nations system and other international organizations.
Recognizes the importance of the expansion of international trade as an engine of growth and development and, in this context,the need for expeditious and complete integration of developing countries and countries with economies in transition into the international trading system, in full cognizance of the opportunities and challenges of globalization and liberalization and taking into account the circumstances of individual countries, in particular the trade interests and development needs of developing countries; .