Examples of using Developing countries to prepare in English and their translations into Arabic
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More effort should be made to select experts from developing countries to prepare training materials and present the courses.
He welcomed the adoption of the UNCITRAL Legislative Guide on Privately Financed Infrastructure Projects, which emphasized the positive elements already present in Nigeria 's favourable foreign investment regime and which would assist developing countries to prepare or modernize their domestic legislation.
OHCHR support provided to developing countries to prepare those reports was also greatly appreciated.
The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD)was well placed to assist the developing countries to prepare for such a debate.
Such evaluation served as a basis for developing countries to prepare their participation in trade in services negotiations.
Let me express my appreciation to theAlliance of Small Island States(AOSIS) for its leadership in assisting small island developing countries to prepare for negotiations in Copenhagen.
A pilot exercise should be conducted in a particular country, with the assistance of the secretariat and external expertise,preferably from developing countries, to prepare a model policy framework for use at national level.
(a) Capacity-building to assist developing countries to prepare for negotiations in the context of the built-in agenda of the Uruguay Round MTAs and improve the understanding of the implications of new and emerging issues;
A hands-on training sessionwas organized to strengthen the capacity of the participants from developing countries to prepare and present project proposals for financing by using the practitioners ' guide.
Many of these projects have supported developing countries to prepare their national communications,to prepare and implement national adaptation programmes and energy efficiency and sustainable waste management initiatives, and to deploy renewable energy technologies.
It further noted that the workshop provided a useful forum for providing practicalinformation for enhancing the capacity of project developers in developing countries to prepare project proposals based on the results of TNAs and other sources.
The organization 's engagement in trade will involve helping developing countries to prepare for negotiations, supporting efforts to enhance their competitiveness and capacity building for trade through the removal of supply-side constraints.
With globalization becoming more manifest every day, countries must be increasingly competitive in order to play a bigger part in the world ' s multilateral trade system, through the World Trade Organization,whose rules provide instruments allowing the developing countries to prepare themselves better for global competition.
ATS prepared, published and disseminated a guidebook to assist project developers in developing countries to prepare technology transfer projects that will meet the standards of international financial providers.
With regard to financing, donor countries, specialized agencies, the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP), UNDP and the United Nations Children ' s Fund(UNICEF) must lend their support to the trust funds in order to enable the secretariat of Habitat II to help developing countries to prepare for the Conference.
Presently, the CGE and the NCSP provide trainingdirectly aimed at strengthening the capacity of experts in developing countries to prepare the national communications based on the guidelines contained in decision 17/CP.8.
Initially the AALCC carried out its work on the subject with a view to assisting developing countries to prepare for the Third United Nations Conference on the Law of the Sea. Later its efforts were aimed at encouraging and facilitating compromise solutions, the search for which was the task confronting the Conference.
Targeted meetings and conferences(such as the specialized expert meetings and the high-level regional conferences on e-strategies)fostered dialogue and understanding and led to consensus in the above areas and helped developing countries to prepare for international economic meetings and multilateral negotiations.
In its decision 6/4 of 29 September 1989,the High-level Committee sought to strengthen TCDC by calling upon developing countries to prepare elaborate directories on the supply and demand of TCDC, including priority areas/sectors, needs and capacities for TCDC.
The Global Programme has been instrumental in supporting the development and oversight of UN-REDD, itself a partnership between UNDP, UNEP and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO)that is assisting 46 developing countries to prepare and implement national REDD strategies and mechanisms.
In its decision 6/4 of 29 September 1989,the High-level Committee sought to strengthen TCDC by calling upon developing countries to prepare elaborate directories on the supply and demand of TCDC, including priority areas/sectors, needs and capacities for TCDC.
The President also informed the Meeting that the United Kingdom had made two contributions to the trust fund for the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea and that Norway had made a contribution to the trust fund to provide training for technicaland administrative staff and to provide technical and scientific advice as well as personnel, to assist developing countries to prepare submissions and submit information under article 76 and annex II to the Convention.
As always, it is our hope thatsupport will be forthcoming for the least developed countries to prepare themselves for the Summit.
As part of the aim to meet ambitious economy-wide emissions-reduction targets,the convention track decision required developed countries to prepare low-carbon development strategies and plans, and encouraged developing countries to do so as well.
A smooth transition should be ensured to allow countries graduating from the list of least developed countries to prepare for full integration into the global economy and to avoid disruption of their development plans and programmes.
(ii) An amount of $100,000 is required for recruitment for 10 work-months for national consultants andinternational consultants to help least developed countries to prepare multi-year trade-related technical cooperation programmes.
The importance of the timely availability of financial resources to enable Parties notincluded in Annex I, including least developed countries, to prepare their communications was stressed.
At a different meeting, one Party, speaking on behalf of the least developed countries, and referring to this sub-item,requested the secretariat to organize a consultative meeting for the least developed countries to prepare for the negotiations at COP 10 and invited Parties that are in a position to do so to provide funding for the organization of this meeting.
Consequently, many countries mustoften seek recourse to law firms in developed countries to prepare and argue their cases before the World Trade Organization(WTO), the World Intellectual Property Organization(WIPO) and the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes. This is costly, and also accounts in part for the low rate of participation by developing countries in dispute settlement cases brought before WTO and other bodies.