Examples of using Increased competitiveness in English and their translations into Arabic
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Increased competitiveness in the global markets.
Moreover, the Project will contribute to the increased competitiveness of this sector.
Increased competitiveness of the regional centres;
He recognized that certain national policies could encourage increased competitiveness.
The relationship between increased competitiveness and development consequently becomes blurred.
Coping with adjustment costs in the light of erosion of preferences and increased competitiveness will be important.
Increased competitiveness amongst people in the society(survival of the fittest) as the jungle rule sets in.
This single-window approach to trade has reduced the cost andcomplexity of international trade, increased competitiveness and reduced corruption at the border.
Increased competitiveness by women in the labour market and the improved adjustment of women to the new economic conditions;
The Arab region faces diverse challenges,but youth unemployment is a growing issue, for which increased competitiveness and economic diversification is needed.
This increased competitiveness results from new knowledge and learning acquired in contrasting foreign cultures.
Most panellists said that imports were asimportant as exports since high-quality imported intermediates increased competitiveness.
Increased competitiveness can result from the growing reputation of a Singaporean firm in both domestic and foreign markets.
(n) Promoting programmes for capacity building and value addition for increased competitiveness and market access through compliance with international standards;
Increased competitiveness can best be achieved through improvements in productivity brought about by higher investment in physical and human infrastructure.
Biotechnology has an enormous potential to support national efforts towards food security, improved health,environmental sustainability and increased competitiveness.
Biotechnology has an enormous potential to support national efforts towards food security, improved health,environmental sustainability and increased competitiveness.
In his meetings with various media professionals,the hope was expressed that the increased competitiveness would decrease the political influence in television.
Recognizing that biotechnology has an outstanding potential to support national efforts towardsfood security, health, environmental sustainability and increased competitiveness.
Once a national Governmenttook the initiative in formulating a strategy for achieving increased competitiveness and making its economy more attractive, the donor community must provide coordinated support.
Since services are essential inputs into various economic activities, they directly contribute to infrastructure building,greater productivity and the increased competitiveness of an economy.
The European Communities(EC)have engaged in the reform of the energy sector in order to achieve increased competitiveness, improved environmental protection and greater security of energy supplies.
They include increased competitiveness of firms, knowledge and technology acquisition, market expansion abroad and increased profitability, including as a result of economies of scale.
To enable developing countries and economies in transition to achieve an increased competitiveness through the use of renewable energy, thus achieving sustainable low-carbon industrial development.
Higher investments into economic infrastructure and new technologies and equipment are a basic precondition forachieving higher GDP growth rates, increased competitiveness and export rates.
Analysis of the effects on the livelihood of the poor of elimination of trade barriers, increased competitiveness, trade flows, external shocks, diversification of exports, particularly of labour-intensive.
However, in addition to the increased competitiveness of their firms, importing countries could enjoy additional benefits, for example moving up the value chain to higher-value activities or increasing their exports.
The objectives of the programme included stable,balanced economic growth through diversification, increased competitiveness, the development of priority sectors, investment projects and the consolidation of the efforts of the business sector and the State.
Two major impediments to regional and international integration and increased competitiveness are backwardness of the transport sector and obstacles and barriers to participation in the multilateral trading system.".
