Examples of using Were from developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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Some were from developing countries.
She noted that more than half the staff in question were from developing countries.
Of those, 86 per cent were from developing countries and 40 per cent were ambassadors or senior delegates.
About two thirds of the serving United Nations volunteers were from developing countries.
The following five subjects attracted the mostproposals: agriculture, 17 proposals, of which 3 were from developing countries; GATS, 10 proposals, of which 5 were from developing countries; industrial tariffs, 8 proposals, of which one was from a developing country; trade-related intellectual property rights, 6 proposals, of which 3 were from developing countries; and regional trade agreements, 6 proposals, of which one was from a developing country.
Among the top 30 transporters of the world, 13 were from developing countries.
As a case in point, the majority of those elected to membership in the Executive Council ofDisabled Peoples ' International(Republic of Korea, 2007) were from developing countries;
Of the 167 national reports received by the Conference secretariat,124 were from developing countries and 43 were from industrialized countries. .
UNU, including its research and training centres and programmes, worked with 615 project consultants in 1998,of whom 312 were from developing countries.
Of the 208 staff appointed, 86(41.3 per cent) were women,26 of whom were from developing countries and 24 from countries with economies in transition.
Two thirds of theinstitutions of higher education and research affiliated with the programme were from developing countries.
Of the 263 staff appointed, 125(47.5 per cent) were women, of whom 72 were from developed countries, 44 were from developing countries and 9 were from countries with economies in transition.
One delegation suggested that measures should be taken to ensurethat a certain percentage of non-governmental organizations participating in United Nations conferences were from developing countries.
Of the 206 staff appointed, 78(37.9 per cent) were women, of whom 52 were from developed countries, 23 were from developing countries and 3 were from countries with economies in transition.
In 2012, 44 per cent of the team leaders and 54 per cent of the team specialists contracted by the Evaluation Office to conduct assessments of development results orthematic evaluations were from developing countries.
Almost 50 per cent of physical and virtual participants were from developing countries.
Mr. Zhang Wanhai(China) noted that, despite the Secretary-General's efforts to establish a supplier roster on as wide a geographical basis as possible,only 6.9 per cent of suppliers were from developing countries.
In addition, of the 115 gratis personnel in the Department of Peacekeeping Operations,only 24 were from developing countries, many of them in junior positions.
The increase in resources for consultant services while Secretariat posts were being eliminated was regrettable,especially in view of the fact that most of the incumbents of the posts in question were from developing countries.
Of the 319 NGOs with which it has worked,255(or 80 per cent) were from developing countries.
It should be stated that the recipients of UNU fellowships and internships in 1998 totalled 232,of whom 183 were from developing countries.
In the case of the Expert Meeting on Capacity-Building in the Area of Electronic Commerce, of 91 expertsfrom the capitals, 73 were from developing countries, 26 of them financed under the" savings".
By October 2002, there were over 1,100 members:more than 260 were non-governmental organizations and over 61 per cent were from developing countries.
In 2002,50 per cent of the Young Professionals Programme recruits were from developing countries.
Seventy-eight applications were received, of which approximately two thirds were from developing countries.
Currently, 70 per cent of the personnel involved in peacekeeping operations were from developing countries.
Of the 250 submitted notifications andproposals on NTBs 78 per cent were from developing countries.
Of the total of 104 appointments, 43(41.3 per cent) were women,16 of whom were from developing countries.
Of the total of 123 appointments, 57( 46.3 per cent) were women,21 of whom were from developing countries.
Most of the military andpolice personnel currently deployed in peacekeeping operations were from developing countries.