Примеры использования Regional integration among developing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Regional integration among developing countries could lead to increased trade volumes and investment.
Transit operations are an indispensable element of further regional integration among developing countries.
Regional integration among developing countries can help overcome such limitations so that trade can be used to further development.
The need to support the strengthening of subregional and regional integration among developing countries was generally agreed upon.
Closer regional integration among developing countries can reinforce national development strategies and multilateral agreements.
This expectation underlies the renewedincrease of interest in, and new initiatives for, strengthening subregional and regional integration among developing countries.
For instance, regional integration among developing countries was the cornerstone of the development cooperation policy of the European Union EU.
Since January 2000,a number of international actions have been taken which underpin the role of trade preferences9 and regional integration among developing countries.
Subregional and regional integration among developing countries is a positive process contributing to trade liberalization at the multilateral level.
That experience points to the importance of mobilizing investment resources,promoting regional integration among developing countries, and enhancing South-South cooperation.
Regional integration among developing countries could help to address structural constraints affecting competitiveness, such as economic infrastructure.
Also stressing that South-South cooperation andintegration are highly complementary to North-South cooperation, along with regional integration among developing countries.
Strengthening subregional and regional integration among developing countries is an option which is more feasible for smaller and medium-sized developing countries.
International financial institutions, including the regional development banks,should continue to support projects that promote subregional and regional integration among developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
It was also stressed that better regional integration among developing countries and a better utilization of the tremendous growth opportunities of South-South cooperation could facilitate the economic reform process.
Since the strengthening of regional markets could awakenthe interest of investors, Ghana urged its developed partners to take measures to support regional integration among developing countries in general.
Some participants noted that the creation of larger markets through regional integration among developing countries could improve the ability of developing countries, especially smaller nations, to attract FDI.
Regional integration among developing countries also offered crucial support for national development agendas by helping to overcome the difficulties faced by small-scale economies and accelerating development and participation in the global economy.
The São Paulo Consensus(TD/410)provides mandates for the work on South-South trade and regional integration among developing countries; the Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries and other South-South initiatives.
In connection with a decision of the Committee to establish a Working Group on Rules of Origin as a part of the preparation for the 1995 policy review,a group of countries expressed the view that in doing so the results of the Uruguay Round negotiations and the trend towards regional integration among developing countries should be taken into account.
Increasing recognition of the importance of professional services and trade in services, andalso growing regional integration among developing countries and regional initiatives, have led to the creation of regional professional associations.
This partnership dialogue should obtain full international participation and support as it offers a forum to exchange experiences of various regions and programmes, to discuss major policy issues affecting donor-recipient relations and the scope and features of donors' programmes and policies, and to identify support required to implement the medium-term programmes andprojects of ECDC and sub-regional integration among developing countries.
The Seminar noted with interest the presentations by various delegations of national experiences with regional integration among developing countries and in particular the challenges facing developing countries in their integration efforts.
Seven ad hoc expert group meetings on: regional integration among developing countries; progress in integration of countries in transition into the multilateral trading system; special and differential treatment in the international trade agenda; developmental impact of possible international agreements on competition; experience with overcoming barriers to use of modern financial instruments for commodity trade and production; trade and development implications in biotechnologies; and valuing natural resources.
We urge international financial institutions,including the regional development banks, to continue to support projects that promote subregional and regional integration among developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
In order toexploit the full potential of subregional and regional integration among developing countries, substantial further support is, however, required with regard to strengthening the economic capacities of member States and their ongoing economic and social reform processes and providing the necessary infrastructure for successful integration. .
The conclusion of the Uruguay Round should provide a powerful stimulus for ECDC,since the implementation of the Round's results and their follow-up called for greater regional integration among developing countries, leading to both improved economic efficiency and stronger negotiating capacities.
Since some developing countries had recently emerged as significant sources of FDI, the G77 andChina were interested in more analysis of issues such as the role of developing countries' transnational corporations in furthering competitiveness, regional integration among developing countries, South- South cooperation and the impact of FDI on host economies.
Regional economic integration among developing countries.
Report of the Secretary-General on regional economic integration among developing countries(A/48/505);