Eksempler på brug af Africa's development på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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The EU should become considerably more involved in Africa's development.
Regarding Africa's development, I believe that there is so much work to do on this continent and that China, as a new player, should be welcome to participate.
We especially emphasize areas of great relevance to Africa's development.
We especially emphasize areas of great relevance to Africa's development, because, in those areas, scientists working in Africa will have a competitive advantage.
According to the Commissioners concerned, Mr Mandelson and Mr Michel,these agreements will give impetus to Africa's development.
The whole of the portfolio of the New Partnership for Africa's Development, including its socio-economic development programme, is currently fully integrated with the African Union.
Uganda has made many great strides in the past two decades and, in some ways,can be seen as a model for Africa's development.
Through the New Partnership for Africa's Development, NEPAD, African leaders have agreed to a peer review mechanism which many developed world governments, many governments in Europe, would find uncomfortably intrusive.
HIV/AIDS is impacting directly on millions of people andimproving health is an absolutely essential prerequisite for Africa's development.
Peace and stability areessential for Africa's development, and they are also in Europe's interest: challenges in fields like respect for human rights, migration, environmental protection, energy supply and the fight against terrorism can only be effectively tackled in a stable and peacefulenvironment.
This is the new Africa defined by the African Union and its socio-economic programme, the New Partnership for Africa's Development, NEPAD.
We welcome the New Partnership for Africa's Development and the measures announced at the G8 Summit, which, quite apart from constituting considerable efforts towards economic progress in developing countries, are intended to promote and consolidate democracy, good economic management, peace and security in those countries.
Mr President, it is precisely in this context that it is so important for Europe and Africa to work together towards a joint EU-Africa strategy for Africa's development.
The first people to become aware of this were the African Governments themselves, which,already in the programme document for the New Partnership for Africa's Development, stated that war and underdevelopment are two aspects of the same problem and fuel each other.
The African Ministerial Conference on Science and Technology held in September 2005 adopted a new Consolidated Plan of Action for NEPAD,the New Partnership for Africa's Development.
OECDministers met ministers from Algeria, Egypt, Nigeria, Senegal andSouth Africain the framework of the New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD)and agreed that the OECD should play a role in helping Africa by means of anoverall and integrated approach to development in the context of NEPADÆ point 1000.
African development is in full swing, not least through the emergence on the scene of new institutions,such as NEPAD(New Partnership for Africa's Development) and the African Peer Review Mechanism.
In the same spirit, the New Partnership for Africa's Development(now known as NEPAD) defines new methods of operation, based on specifically African efforts characterised by responsibility and solidarity, such as Peer Review, which is a system whereby each African Head of State voluntarily submits his internal actions to the calm and rigorous assessment of his peers.
They decided to cooperate in preparing for the WTO conference at Doha(-* point 876) and welcomed, following the Council meeting('),the'new partnership for Africa's development'(NEPAD) discussed on 23 October at the Abuja Summit.
This report on the New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD), a political initiative of major importance undertaken by five African Heads of State, as part of an ambitious project known as‘African Renaissance', places emphasis on conflict prevention and on implementing support mechanisms for restoring and maintaining peace, action against corruption, which is essential for good governance.
At the close of the summit, the parties adopted a series of statementsrelating mainly to the fight against terrorism, transport safety, the non-prolifer-ation of arms andan action plan for a New Partnership for Africa's Development NEPAD.
We hope that it will help Europeans to understand, finally, that their destiny is inextricably linked to that of Africa, that we can understand that Africa's development is a condition for our prosperity and that we will not be able to control the migratory flows or have a secure energy supply without a strong partnership with Africa. .
The decision taken at the Algiers Summit of the Organisation of African Unity, establishing an African doctrine for the disqualification and rejection of anti-constitutional changes in political regimes, was a historic decision,marking an important stage in Africa's development.
It represented the culmination point of a process of reviewing, revising and revitalising the longstanding EU-Africa partnership to embrace realities, new challenges and new opportunities among which are: the emergence of the African Union(AU),the launching of the New Partnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD) in 2002, and the adoption in 2005 of the EU Strategy for Africa.49.