Examples of using Their implications for developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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The study explains the newissues that have emerged in recent BITs and their implications for developing countries.
UNCTAD was specifically requested to review developments and assess their implications for developing countries, to prepare studies in relation to the use of traditional transport documents, to provide guidance on the establishment of port community systems, and to develop training materials.
Keep under review and monitor developments relatingto efficient transport and trade facilitation and examine their implications for developing countries.
The subprogramme will follow current and emerging developments on security arrangements,analyse their implications for developing countries, and facilitate the exchange of views and experiences among interested parties(paragraph 59 of the São Paulo Consensus) through these publications.
UNCTAD was also mandated to" followcurrent and emerging developments on security arrangements and analyse their implications for developing countries".
The Expert Meeting on FDI in natural resources should review currenttrends and ascertain their implications for developing countries, especially least developed countries, with a view to exploring policy options for ensuring tangible and long-term development gains.
On trade facilitation,the Conference discussed the security measures recently introduced by some countries and their implications for developing countries.
(a) Monitor and analyse issues and developments relating to international transport andtrade facilitation and their implications for developing countries, with a focus on the special situation of landlocked and transit developing countries and least developed countries, and the particular needs of their SMEs;
The present report covers recent developments in international trade and the trading system,particularly the World Trade Organization Doha work programme and their implications for developing countries.
UNCTAD, in consultation with competent international organizations, should follow current and emerging developments on security arrangements,analyse their implications for developing countries, and facilitate the exchange of views and experiences among interested parties in order to help build an environment that is facilitative of international trade and that is secure.
In this regard, UNCTAD can be expected to continue, in collaboration and consultation with relevant international organizations,to monitor developments in the field of transport security and analyse their implications for developing countries.
Three panellists shed further light on IIA trends andfeatures, their implications for developing countries and the way forward.
He commended UNCTAD ' s educative efforts aimed at assisting LDCs through training,e.g. by organizing regional symposia such as those on international investment arrangements and their implications for developing countries.
Against the background of the deliberations under item 3, the Meeting will examine, under this item,the issues at stake in the upcoming negotiations, their implications for developing countries and what, from the development perspective, could be elements of a positive agenda for developing countries. .
The present report covers recent developments in international trade and the trading system, in particular the multilateral trade negotiations under the Doha work programme since the Sixth Ministerial Conference of theWorld Trade Organization in December 2005, and their implications for developing countries.
In the subsequent discussion,several panellists shed further light on these developments and their implications for developing countries and the work of the secretariat.
Through its flagship publications and other recurrent and one-off studies and analytical work, UNCTAD contributes to international policy debate and consensus-building on a wide range of issues, including trade policy, development strategies, globalization, commodities, investment, technology transfer,finance and trends in international economic environment and their implications for developing countries.
Analysis of the evolution of prices and trade of commodities to be expected in the light of the Uruguay Round,with particular emphasis on their implications for developing countries, including their diversification prospects"(TD/B/CN.1/30 and Add.1).
The regional meetings promoted open exchange of views among developing countries about the role of competition law and policy in promoting trade, competitiveness and development; evaluation of possible multilateral frameworks on competition, and discussion of pros and cons of various proposals from the point of view of developing countries; and consideration of options and their implications for developing countries.
The Joint Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, India,introduced the Report of the Regional Symposium on International Investment Arrangements and their Implications for Developing Countries, held jointly by UNCTAD and the Government of India on 15 and 16 July 1998 in New Delhi.
Agenda item 4 of the fourth session of the Standing Committee on Commodities is addressed to" the evolution of prices and trade of commodities to be expected in the light of the results of the Uruguay Round,with particular emphasis on their implications for developing countries, including their diversification prospects.".
Invites the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development to continue, inter alia, to follow developments in the international trading system,in particular their implications for developing countries, and to identify new opportunities arising from the implementation of the Uruguay Round agreements, and to assist developing countries to participate effectively in multilateral trade negotiations;
Analysis of the evolution of prices and trade of commodities to be expected inthe light of the results of the Uruguay Round, with particular emphasis on their implications for developing countries, including their diversification prospects.
UNCTAD should also closelymonitor developments in the international trading system and their implications for developing countries, and should intensify its technical assistance, especially to the least developed countries, African countries, small island developing countries and land-locked and transit developing countries, to enable them to participate effectively in the international trading system.
UNCTAD should review and monitor developments relating to efficient transport and trade facilitation, including multimodal transport and logistic services,and should analyse their implications for developing countries, taking into account their diverse levels of development.
Delegations expressed their appreciation for the results of the Expert Meeting on Existing Regional and Multilateral Investment Agreements and their Development Dimensions, the Report of the RegionalSymposium for Asia on International Investment Arrangements and their Implications for Developing Countries, the secretariat ' s note on" Issues related to the development dimension of international investment agreements" and the information provided by the secretariat on the status of the Issues Papers Series.
Also recognizes that the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, having a comparative advantage in tackling trade-related development issues, should continue to facilitate the integration of developing countries into the world economy, including by following developments in the internationaltrading system, in particular their implications for developing countries, and identifying new opportunities and challenges arising from the implementation of the Uruguay Round agreements;
Invites, in this context, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development to continue, inter alia, to follow developments in the international trading system,in particular their implications for developing countries, and to identify new opportunities arising from the implementation of the Uruguay Round agreements;