Примеры использования Multilateral creditors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The World Bank took the lead in coordinating some 20 multilateral creditors.
The multilateral creditors have offered no debt relief.
Liberia continues to be burdened by huge debts owed to bilateral and multilateral creditors.
Multilateral creditors will also provide additional support and relief.
Many low-income countries owe large amounts to official bilateral and multilateral creditors.
LDCs bilateral and multilateral creditors should take effective debt relief measures in particular.
However, concern remained about the debts of those countries to other bilateral and multilateral creditors.
Almost all the multilateral creditors have pledged to provide interim relief as countries reach their decision point.
On the basis of these reforms the Administration approached domestic and multilateral creditors seeking support.
In each case, the various bilateral and multilateral creditors would provide relief proportional to their exposure to the indebted country.
One result is that an increasing share of the debt of countries in difficulty is owed to multilateral creditors and is not subject to restructuring.
Encouraging multilateral creditors to consider appropriate measures in the case of developing countries with exceptionally high levels of debt overhang.
Although almost 75 per cent of external debt is to multilateral creditors, debt service will become an additional budget burden.
Whatever the size of the targetgroup of countries to be assisted by this initiative, it requires additional financial efforts from both bilateral and multilateral creditors.
While most of Africa's debt is owed to official and multilateral creditors, there are also considerable debts owed to commercial creditors. .
In the aftermath of the devastatingearthquake that hit the country on 12 January 2010, Haiti received substantial debt relief from its bilateral and multilateral creditors.
Bilateral and multilateral creditors should pursue debt relief vigorously and expeditiously, including steps to provide significant and immediate debt relief to the poorest countries.
That initiative has to entail the participation and commitment of international financial institutions, particularly the Bretton Woods institutions,the Paris Club and other multilateral creditors.
Concerning the external debt issue,bilateral and multilateral creditors should cancel all outstanding debt owed by LDCs, and the enhanced HIPC initiative should be implemented fully and speedily.
With national determination and great discipline, the HIPC completion point was achieved in record time to earn debt forgiveness of about $8 billion from bilateral and multilateral creditors.
We reassure all of our bilateral and multilateral creditors of our commitment to continue to work with them to develop the necessary framework toward the actualization of Liberia's debt relief initiatives.
It endorses the need for a concerted and comprehensive approach, with broad andequitable participation of all creditors, including multilateral creditors, aimed at achieving debt sustainability.
Both bilateral and multilateral creditors should continue to consider ways and means of identifying portions of debt assessed as unpayable for substantial reduction or outright cancellation.
According to the International Monetary Fund,aggregate debt write-offs by bilateral and multilateral creditors under both initiatives had reached more than $110 billion in net present value terms.
Urges the bilateral and multilateral creditors of the least developed countries to take effective debt-relief measures, in particular through the total, expeditious and unconditional cancellation of all outstanding debt owed by the least developed countries;
The implementation of the Initiative requires additional financial resources from both bilateral and multilateral creditors without affecting the support required for development activities of developing countries.
We urge all bilateral and multilateral creditors to take courageous debt relief measures, including total cancellation of all outstanding debt owed by LDCs, which continues to weigh heavily on public expenditure and discourages private investment in our countries.
Implementation of the Initiative requires additional financial resources from both bilateral and multilateral creditors without affecting the support required for the development activities of developing countries.
Invites bilateral and multilateral creditors and commercial banks to implement new initiatives including debt swaps, and debt and debt-service cancellation for debtor developing countries in response to the implementation of outcomes and action plans of major United Nations conferences;