Examples of using Draft convention on assignment in English and their translations into Arabic
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Draft convention on assignment of receivables(continued).
Receivables Financing Analytical Commentary on the draft Convention on Assignment of Receivables in International Trade.
Draft Convention on Assignment of Receivables in International Trade.
He hoped the Commission would be able to adopt the draft convention on assignment of receivables at its 2001 session.
III. Draft convention on assignment of receivables in international trade 12-136 5.
His delegation therefore looked forward to the completion of work on the draft Convention on Assignment in Receivables Financing.
Annex I Draft convention on assignment of receivables in international trade 45.
Ms. Abbas(Indonesia)welcomed the progress made on articles 1 to 17 of the draft convention on assignment of receivables.
Analytical Commentary on the draft Convention on Assignment of Receivables in International Trade Addendum.
He also urged theCommission to proceed expeditiously with its work on preparing a draft convention on assignment in receivables financing.
Draft Convention on Assignment of Receivables(continued)(A/CN.9/466, 470, 472 and Add.1-3; A/CN.9/XXXIII/CRP.2 and Add.1).
The Federal Republic of Germany welcomes the continuation of discussions on the Draft Convention on Assignment of Receivables in International Trade.
Receivables Financing Draft Convention on Assignment of Receivables in International Trade: comments on pending and other issues.
That was the sixth session devoted to the preparation of that uniform law,tentatively entitled the draft Convention on Assignment in Receivables Financing.
Draft Convention on Assignment of Receivables in International Trade(continued)(A/CN.9/486, A/CN.9/489 and Add.1, A/CN.9/490 and Add.1-5 and A/CN.9/491 and Add.1).
He endorsed the Commission's request that the Working Group on International Contract Practices should complete the draft convention on assignment in receivables financing in 1999.
The draft convention on assignment of receivables would offer substantial benefits for trade relationships generally, and in particular for developing and emerging States.
It also welcomed the adoption of the first 17 articles of the draft convention on assignment of receivables, which would facilitate financing and access to credit at lower rates.
The draft Convention on Assignment in Receivables Financing would help to increase the availability of lower-cost credit, and his delegation hoped that it would be ready for consideration by the Commission at its thirty-third session.
His delegation hoped that at its current sessionthe Working Group would expedite work on the draft Convention on Assignment in Receivables Financing so that it could be adopted by UNICTRAL at its thirty-third session.
He hoped that the draft convention on assignment in receivables financing would be completed in 1999 since its adoption would facilitate the granting of credit at more favourable interest rates.
He hoped the Working Group on International ContractPractices would be able to finalize the draft convention on assignment of receivables in time for it to be adopted at the Commission ' s next session.
Work on the draft Convention on Assignment in Receivables Financing, which would increase the availability of lower-cost credit, had likewise progressed to the point that the text was ready for adoption at the same session.
At its session in 2001, the United Nations Commission on InternationalTrade Law adopted two major texts, the draft Convention on Assignment of Receivables in International Trade and the Model Law on Electronic Signatures.
This note reproduces comments on the draft Convention on Assignment of Receivables in International Trade received subsequently to the comments reproduced in documents A/CN.9/490 and A/CN.9/490/Add.1.
Her delegation commended UNCITRAL for its progress in preparing the draft convention on assignment of receivables in international trade, and welcomed the adoption of the Legislative Guide on Privately Financed Infrastructure Projects.
Mr. BURMAN(United States of America) said that the draft Convention on Assignment in Receivables Financing could significantly increase the availability of commercial credits to many markets.
However, the Commission had not finalized the draft convention on assignment of receivables which she hoped would be ready by the next session together with the draft uniform rules on electronic signatures.