Examples of using Students from developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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The number of scholarships for students from developing countries should be increased.
It was proposed that UnitedNations organizations expand the practice of scholarships for students from developing countries.
Japan actively accepts students from developing countries at institutions for higher education.
The Institute 's courses are attended mainly by students from developing countries.
The mobility of students from developing countries is increased by providing scholarships.
Trust Fund for the Financial Assistance Programme for Students from Developing Countries Studying in Japan.
The participation of 23 students from developing countries was ensured through grants offered by KOICA and the Nippon Foundation.
(iii)" Trust Fund for the Financial Assistance Programme for Students from Developing Countries Studying in Japan".
Highly qualified and deserving students from developing countries will be granted partial or full scholarships, depending on their abilities.
It is a new fellowship programme thataims at contributing to the capacity-building and education of students from developing countries.
Participation by award-winning students from developing countries in the global Year launch event(France).
The participants would consist ofstudents from different regions of the world with an emphasis on students from developing countries.
Participation in the academy of students from developing countries was ensured through grants offered by KOICA and the Nippon Foundation.
It is a fellowship programme that is aimedat contributing to the capacity-building and education of students from developing countries.
It had granted scholarships to more than 70,000 students from developing countries and provided training to 120,000 trainees from 173 developing countries and regions.
Given the long-term benefits,we encourage the Agency to continue its support for potential students from developing countries.
Approximately 770 students from developing countries were enrolled in urban management, urban planning, land management and related courses supported by UN-Habitat by December 2011.
Consequently, not only will migration for education increase but competition in this field may lead to a greaterdiversification of destinations, particularly for students from developing countries.
While government officials and students from developing countries will be granted total or partial waiver of course fees, students from industrialized countries and the private sector will be admitted on a fee-payment basis.
Activities for the dissemination of a university training package on the economics of commodity production and trade(produced in cooperation with the UNCTAD Virtual Institute)for professors and students from developing countries are continuing.
The linkage between aid for education and tradein education services stems from donors ' allocations for students from developing countries(discussed in section II. A above); such funding may be portrayed simultaneously as aid and export revenue.
UNU Capacity Development Programme: a large portion of the UNU budget is specifically devoted to the UNU Capacity Development Programme, which works in cooperation with strong partner institutions to provide(primarily)postgraduate training for students from developing countries.
In 2003, the European Parliament and the European Council approved Erasmus Mundus,a new programme that provides scholarships for students from developing countries to study in Europe and for European students to study in developing countries(Kritz, 2006).
Establish fellowships for students from developing countries. In the framework of Article 4 of the Vienna Convention, the participants at the 9th ORM raised the issue of education and training, and proposed that fellowships be established to allow students from Article 5 countries to study for MSc and PhD degrees at universities in developed countries. .
The European Community noted that several of its member States have programmes to assist institutions in developing countries in conducting climate-related studies,and to assist students from developing countries through scholarships and training.
Participants recommended that the Office for Outer Space Affairspursue the possibility of identifying fellowship opportunities for students from developing countries to undertake studies in space law and recommended that the Office develop a baseline course on space law, in accordance with the recommendations made at previous United Nations workshops on space law.
In March 2009, an award of Euro25,000 was made to the Rhodes Academy of Oceans Law andPolicy to help fund a number of fellowships for students from developing countries and to expand the Academy ' s training programme to cover issues relating to deep seabed marine science.
An award of US$ 30,000 was made to the Rhodes Academy of Oceans Law andPolicy to help fund a number of fellowships for students from developing countries and to expand the Academy ' s training programme to cover issues relating to deep seabed marine science.
Two awards of $25,146(2010) and $30,000(2011) were made to the Rhodes Academy of Oceans Law andPolicy to help fund a number of fellowships for students from developing countries and to expand the Academy ' s training programme to cover issues relating to deep seabed marine science.
Some delegations expressed the view that additional efforts were needed, including by the Office for Outer Space Affairs, to encourage more institutions andorganizations from developed countries to provide scholarships for students from developing countries with a view to strengthening space law, in line with the recommendations of the Third United Nations Conference on the Exploration and Peaceful Uses of Outer Space(UNISPACE III).