Examples of using Invited developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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The United Nations invited developing countries to nominate candidates to participate in the Workshop.
In addition, the Agency ' s office in Singapore,under the Japan-Singapore Partnership Programme for the 21st Century, invited developing countries to attend 21 courses in fiscal year 2006.
Participants The United Nations invited developing countries to nominate candidates for participation in the Workshop.
It should be recalled that the Nairobi outcome document reiteratedthat every country had the primary responsibility for its own development, that SSC and its agenda was to be set by countries of the South, in accordance with national development priorities, and that it invited developing countries to continue their efforts toward promoting SSC.
The United Nations, on behalf of the organizers, invited developing countries to nominate candidates to participate in the Workshop.
(d) Invited developing countries to promote policies and regulations aimed at creating a favourable environment to attract the domestic and foreign private sectors, as well as local community investment, for sustainable forest management, environmentally sound forest-based industries, reforestation, afforestation, non-wood forest product industries, and conservation and protection of forests;
The United Nations, on behalf of the organizers, invited developing countries to nominate candidates to participate in the Conference.
(b) Invited developing countries[to adjust their policies and regulations] to create a favourable environment to attract domestic and foreign private sector, as well as local community, investments for SFM, and to attract environmentally sound forest-based industries, reforestation and non-wood forest product industries[as well as] for the conservation and protection of forests;
The United Nations, on behalf of the co-sponsors, invited developing countries to nominate candidates for participation in the workshop.
The Assembly also invited developing countries, in cooperation with developed countries and relevant international organizations, to establish medium- and long-term commodity development programmes geared towards enhancing research for product diversification and improving the production, productivity, value addition and competitiveness of developing countries ' commodities.
The United Nations, on behalf of the co-sponsors, invited developing countries to nominate candidates for participation in the workshop.
By decision VI/14, the Conference of the Parties invited developing countries or countries with economies in transition which are Parties to the Basel Convention to submit project proposals to the Secretariat for the development of capacity-building, transfer of technology and putting in place of preventive measures, including for the development of emergency response and contingency plans.
The Council also requested that the Administrator of UNDPtake further measures to operationalize the Fund and invited developing countries to identify indicative projects to be submitted for financing as soon as resources were made available to the Fund.
The meeting of the High-level Committee on theReview of TCDC held in May/June 1993 invited developing countries and United Nations organizations to examine, for possible inclusion in their activities of technical cooperation among developing countries, the recommendations of the South Commission, and also requested the Administrator of UNDP to report to the next session of the High-level Committee on this question.
Attendance The United Nations, on behalf of the co-sponsors, invited developing countries to nominate candidates for participation in the workshop.
The United Nations, on behalf of the organizers, invited developing countries in the Asia-Pacific region to nominate candidates to participate in the Workshop.
The United Nations, on behalf of the co-sponsors, invited developing countries to nominate candidates to participate in the Workshop.
The United Nations, on behalf of the co-sponsors, invited developing countries to nominate candidates for participation in the workshop.
The United Nations, on behalf of the co-sponsors, invited developing countries to nominate suitable candidates under the age of 35 for participation in the symposium.
The United Nations, on behalf of the co-sponsors, invited developing countries to nominate suitable candidates under the age of 35 for participation in the symposium.
Based on its review of the report, the High-level Committee,at its eighth session, invited developing countries and United Nations organizations to examine for possible inclusion in their TCDC activities the recommendations contained in the report.
Invites developing countries and countries with economies in transition to participate in the activities of the follow-up group;
Invites developing countries and countries with economies in transition to participate in the activities of the follow-up group;
Invites developing countries to consider contributing to the core regular budgets of the United Nations operational activities for development in a manner consistent with their capacities;
Invites developed countries, in particular major industrialized economies, to take into account the effect of their macroeconomic policies on international growth and development;
Invites developed countries, in particular major industrialized economies, to take into account the effect of their macroeconomic policies on international growth and development;
Invites developed countries, in particular major industrialized economies, to take into account the effect of their macroeconomic policies on international growth and development;
(b) Invited developed countries and international organizations to support, including through technical and financial assistance, efforts in developing countries to enhance the assessment capabilities of developing countries in relation to voluntary certification and labelling;
In its decision 21/CP.19,the Conference of the Parties adopted the general guidelines and invited developing country parties to use them on a voluntary basis.
The COP invited developing country Parties, with a view to providing input to this process, to submit, subject to availability, more information relating to NAMAs.