Примеры использования To african development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Support to African development.
Those are all positive elements that are conducive to African development.
G UNCTAD has a subprogramme devoted to African development staffed with 3 Professional posts and 2 General Service posts.
Stimulate the contribution of Arab capital to African development;
That programme was of major importance to African development, and the African Group trusted that the Secretariat would address that imbalance.
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The Republic of Korea will be good company along the road to African development.
It will also have a major section devoted to African development drawing on the research undertaken in the context of the Japanese-funded project and in-house research.
Agricultural subsidies in rich nations remain a fundamental obstacle to African development.
The third major obstacle to African development is funding.
Promoting catalytic activities in specific areas of particular relevance to African development.
The programme was to play an advocacy role to ensure that the issues related to African development remained on the agenda of the United Nations and the international community.
The Department also produced a brochure on the obstacle that external debt poses to African development.
Cuba reaffirmed its ongoing, unwavering andsincere commitment to African development, particularly the promotion of a supportive framework for African development efforts and South-South cooperation.
We have seen that within the South-South cooperation framework, the experiences of advanced developing countries are relevant to African development.
China noted that the international community had decided to give top priority to African development, and hoped that words would be translated into actions.
The representative of South Africa said that UNCTAD continued to fill an important niche in raising issues with respect to African development.
The Assembly endorsed the New Partnership as the framework for international community support to African development and laid down the areas and modalities for providing such support.
Mr. FAGUNDES(Brazil) also supported the suggestion made by the representative of Cameroon,given the importance of the New Agenda to African development.
This high-level segment is an opportunity to re-examine the prevailing orthodoxy with regard to African development in the light of recent trends, new opportunities and emerging challenges.
Its initial work was drawn upon in preparing for the high-level segment of the Economic andSocial Council devoted to African development.
He served his people and honoured his commitments,including to African development and international peace.
It was set up to provide an international forum for moderate socialists in Africa, and proclaimed that"democratic socialism" was the only possible path to African development.
We will do what we can to help contribute,within our limited resources, to African development through human resource training.
The international community accepted the principle of shared responsibility and partnership with Africa andcommitted itself to giving full support to African development.
It has become clear that despite all the actions and commitments by African countries,the main constraint to African development remains the lack of adequate resources.
Its aim is to identify anddevelop practical proposals to maximize the support provided by the United Nations system to African development.
In addition, during the policy dialogue with the executive heads of multilateral finance and trade institutions,numerous references were made to African development.
There was strong support for action to be taken immediately on climate change, fair and equitable globalization,gender equality and support to African development.
It had been said that theappropriations were at the same level, despite the emphasis in the Summit Outcome on the priority that should be given to African development.
In his report,“The causes of conflicts and the promotion of durable peace andsustainable development in Africa”, the Secretary-General put a finger on a major hindrance to African development.