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Developing countries continue to be the main targets of anti-dumping measures.
(e) Footwear, leather and leather goods: Developing countries continue to face extremely high tariff barriers.
Developing countries continue, therefore, to be net importers of these products.
Economic competition is acute and, in this context, the developing countries continue to bear innumerable disadvantages.
Developing countries continue to implement policies to attract FDI.
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In the context of South-South cooperation, landlocked developing countries continue to receive support from other developing countries. .
Developing countries continue to face serious problems such as extreme poverty and unemployment.
The entire international community mustnow take true cognizance of the situation that developing countries continue to suffer if we want to save the human species.
Developing countries continue to suffer from the scourge of poverty, a lack of resources and marginalization.
Combined with low productivity,low return on investment and slow export growth, landlocked developing countries continue to build an unsustainable external debt.
At the same time, developing countries continue to face difficulties in benefiting from the globalization process.
Developing countries continue to be characterized by higher levels of fertility and smaller numbers of older persons.
Nevertheless, we would like to point out that developing countries continue to face certain obstacles that make it difficult to attain sustainable development.
The developing countries continue to face a myriad of economic and social problems that are caused by the continuation of the crisis.
The Group would like to underline the fact that developing countries continue to suffer from the adverse impacts of climate change and the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events.
The developing countries continue to be heavily burdened by external debt-- a burden that militates against their efforts to achieve sustainable development.
The figures prove that developing countries continue to be net issuers of financial resources to the rich and industrialized world.
Moreover, developing countries continue to account for a relatively small share of world exports of processed food products.
The Ministers underline the fact that developing countries continue to suffer from the adverse impacts of climate change and the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events.
Developing countries continue to face immense challenges and seemingly insurmountable constraints in implementing the commitments of the Programme of Action.
We note that developing countries continue to make strenuous efforts to mobilize domestic resources for development.
Developing countries continue to suffer from hardships caused by the pressure of globalization and strengthened protectionism in a number of developed countries. .
Commodity-dependent developing countries continue to face difficulties in accessing broad-based, well-organized and verified information on commodities.
But developing countries continue to face challenges in providing individuals and firms with an adequate, reliable and affordable energy supply.
On the general policy front, developing countries continue to make and intensify efforts to put in place improved frameworks for FDI in their respective countries(UNCTAD 2007a).
Many developing countries continue to face challenges in developing human resources sufficient to meet national economic and social needs.
They underline the fact that developing countries continue to suffer the most from the adverse impacts of climate change and the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events.
Many developing countries continue to subsidize electricity and/or fuels heavily in the rationale that they are supporting the productive sectors of their economies.
Technical assistance Developing countries continue to face difficulties in developing applications of space technology for environmental monitoring and sustainable development.
Many developing countries continue to be faced with difficulties in their quest and efforts to integrate effectively into the world economy, thus suffering from the consequences of globalization.