Examples of using Export performance in English and their translations into Arabic
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Export performance of Africa.
Quotas linked with export performance.
Steel Export Performance Award.
Dependence on primary commodities and export performance 15.
Services export performance in 2008.
High imports/sluggish production and export performance.
(i) Export performance and investment. 42- 43.
Transport costs, competitiveness and export performance 3.
Merchandise export performance in 2008- 2009.
Transport costs, competitiveness and export performance 4- 21.
Export performance varied significantly across sectors.
Similarly, wide fluctuations in exchange rates adversely affect export performance.
This strong export performance made a major contribution to the recovery of output in Eastern Europe and the Baltic area in 2000.
LLDCs are characterized by a narrow economic base and poor export performance.
Another crucial aspect to consider in order to improve the export performance of manufacturing firms in Africa is their access to factors of production.
Steps can also betaken at the global level to improve agricultural export performance in Africa.
The 2008 report on Economic Development in Africa: Export Performance after Trade Liberalization- Some Patterns and Policy Perspectives will be presented to the Board.
OIOS acknowledges difficulties in measuring impact, which for ITC ultimatelycould be described as sustained improvement in export performance.
Argentina, Mexico and Haiti, on the other hand, owe their excellent export performance above all to increased shipments.
Indices of Technology Development measure the extent of technological development in terms ofinvestment in research and development(R & D), human capital and export performance.
The latter comprised a set of quantitative indicators benchmarking the export performance of 184 countries from an environmental perspective.
Similarly, 10 food processing plants in the Fujian Province of China also have been certified for therelevant international standard with a resulting surge in their export performance.
As far as exports are concerned,multilateral trade liberalization did not improve the export performance of major export products such as sugar.
Export performance has fared better than many other developed economies following the crisis, supported by the fortunes of the Australian and emerging Asian economies.
Article 13 of the 1985 United States-Israel Free TradeAgreement forbids the use of local content and export performance requirements.
This strong export performance is also reflected in the share of exports from these economies in world markets, which has been growing steadily for seven years in a row.
This fact highlights the relative importance that factors other thanexchange rates have assumed in determining the export performance of the region.
It analyses why aggregated export performance and the export performance of major sectors have been relatively weak and makes policy suggestions for improving this situation.
Indeed, trade liberalization measures have comprehensively addressed macroeconomic policies such as overvalued exchange rates andrestrictive trade policies that constrained export performance.
Objective of the Organization: To increase the capacity of policymakers in developing countries toaddress the implications of non-tariff measures for improving export performance and integration into the global economy.