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This has seriously jeopardized their economic growth and development.
This is not to say that their economic growth and development trends have rebounded to acceptable minimums or that their debt-servicing burdens are not still high.
Integration in the global trading system was crucial for their economic growth and development.
The General Assembly, in its resolution 44/170 of 19 December 1989,requested the Secretary-General to submit to the Assembly at its forty-ninth session an analytical report on the progress achieved in compliance with the Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States and its impact on the solution of the main economic problems confronting the developing countries and the reactivation of their economic growth and development.
Aside from the foreign debt, it was also urgent to find a solution to the dependence of many heavily indebted poorcountries on commodity trade, which hindered their economic growth and development, given the steady decline of commodity prices over the last 20 years.
Mr. Llorentty Solíz(Plurinational State of Bolivia), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said it was regrettable that consensus had not been reached on the draft resolution, which emphasized the particular importance of a timely, effective, comprehensive and durable solution to the debt problems of developing countries in order to promote their economic growth and development.
Noting with concern that developing countries have continued to experience a deterioration in their terms of trade,which has reduced the resources available for their economic growth and development, and that, in this context, instability in the terms of trade is higher in those countries that depend on a few export commodities.
Emphasizes the special importance of a timely, effective, comprehensive and durable solution to the debt problems of developing countries for promoting their economic growth and development;
Recognizes the critical importance of the development by LDCs of their productive capacities through capital accumulation, technological progress, structural change and good governance to enhance their economic growth and development, to expand productive employmentand reduce pervasive poverty, to reverse LDCs' continued marginalization and to accelerate their beneficial integration into the global economy;
They therefore remained vulnerable to global uncertainties and were at the mercy of incoherence between policies and measures adopted to promote their economic growth and development.
Emphasizes the special importance of a timely,effective, comprehensive and durable solution to the debt problems of developing countries for promoting their economic growth and development, and in this regard welcomes the special event of the Second Committee on'Sovereign debt crises and restructurings: lessons learned and proposals for debt resolution mechanisms'and encourages the participant institutions and experts to continue their work on these issues and propose policy options for going forward, as appropriate;
The setting of minimum labour standards would erode the developing countries' comparative advantages and impede their economic growth and development.
In light of extensive UNCTAD activities and in order for LDCs to accelerate their economic growth and development, improve their export competitiveness as well as benefit more effectively from recent commodity price booms, the following areas will require urgent action and policy attention at the national and international levels: trade transaction costs reduction, human and institutional capacity development, and commodity diversificationand value addition, including through enhancing the role of FDI in their economies and building their overall productive capacities.
The Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean(ECLAC) supports countries in the region in their economic growth and development.
The debt-relief measure, which will release as many as 20 of the poorest countries from up to $7.7 billion in debt,will go a long way towards providing the needed relief for those countries in their economic growth and development.
Stresses that progress in the implementation of the Programme of Action will require effective implementation of national policies and priorities by the least developed countries for their economic growth and development, as well as a strongand committed partnership between those countries and their development partners;
UNCTAD should continue to analyse the issue of external debt which affects many developing countries with a view to formulating integrated proposals for these countries in order to find comprehensive and durable solutions to debt and debt service problems aimed at accelerating their economic growth and development.
Stresses that progress in the implementation of the Programme of Action will require effective implementationof national policies and priorities by the least developed countries for their economic growth and development, as well as strongand committed partnership between those countries and their development partners;
Urges that approach in the debt settlement should cover all types of debt, including multilateral debt, and all indebted developing countries, and incorporate measures aimed at a once-and-for all reduction arrangement to reduce their debt burden to a scale that would allow them to resume their economic growth and development.
Mr. AHMIA(Algeria), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China,expressed the hope that the international community would undertake concrete action to help the developing countries with a view to revitalizing their economic growth and development and to mobilize the necessary financial and technical assistance for developing countries, especially the least developed countries.
The principle behind the Initiative is that the international community would reduce the debt burden of poor countries, following the implementation of internationally accepted programmes of reform,to a level that would no longer hinder their economic growth and development.
Reaffirm the importance of South-South solidarity, and in this regard we firmly reject the imposition of laws and regulations with extraterritorial impact and all other coercive measures,including unilateral sanctions against developing countries, which contribute in impeding their economic growth and development and are inconsistent with the principles of international law, UN Charter and the principles of the multilateral trading system.
Innovative mechanisms should be explored to comprehensively address debt problems of developing countries, including middle-income countries, and countries with economies in transition, with a view to supporting their economic growth and development.
Role of the United Nations system in assisting recipient countries in responding to the challenges of globalization,supporting their efforts to integrate in the world economy, to accelerate their economic growth and development and to reduce their poverty(para. 11);
Even though many countries have already introduced total bans on both the production and the consumption of asbestos,countries that still use it argue that a ban would harm their economic growth and development.
As a minimum measure, developing countries, particularly African States, which dominate the list of least developed countries,need to be freed from the various impediments retarding and stunting their economic growth and development.
In other words, FDI involves more than just the flow of capital to the host country- it is a package of assets and resources, which are, in many cases,the resources needed by host countries for their economic growth and development.
A concerted mobilization of resources was needed in order to help the countries recipients of the programmes to cope better with the economic and social effects of globalization, integrate themselves in the world economy, accelerate their economic growth and development, and reduce their poverty.
Recognizes, in this context, the need for all organizations of the United Nations system to assist programme countries to respond more effectively to the economic and social impact of globalization and to support their efforts to integrate into the world economy,to accelerate their economic growth and development and to reduce their poverty;
At its forty-fourth session,the General Assembly requested the Secretary-General to submit to the General Assembly at its forty-ninth session an analytical report on the progress achieved in compliance with the Charter of Economic Rights and Duties of States and its impact on the solution of the main economic problems confronting the developing countries and the reactivation of their economic growth and development resolution 44/170.