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Developing countries continue to carry a heavy debt burden.
While the impact of ICT on economic performance is widely recognized, developing countries continue to lag behind developed ones in e-readiness and e-business.
Developing countries continue to implement policies to attract FDI.
Expressing its concern that, despite repeated rescheduling of debt, developing countries continue to pay out more each year than the actual amount they receive in official development assistance.
Developing countries continue to have to sell cheap and buy dear.
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While multi-year vaccine forecasting has led to improved planning with manufacturers, many developing countries continue to encounter difficulties in ensuring the continuity of vaccine supply.
Many developing countries continue to attach particular importance to SPs and SSM.
The Commission notes that many developing countries continue to be dependent on commodities for their export earnings.
Developing countries continue to play a minor role in small wind manufacturing.
On the eve of the new millennium, many developing countries continue to experience difficult economic, environmental and social problems.
Some developing countries continue to face severe infrastructural problems.
Nevertheless, we would like to point out that developing countries continue to face certain obstacles that make it difficult to attain sustainable development.
Developing countries continue, therefore, to be net importers of these products.
The Ministers underline the fact that developing countries continue to suffer from the adverse impacts of climate change and the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events.
Developing countries continue to be the main targets of anti-dumping measures.
Most other developing countries continue to rely on donor assistance.
Developing countries continue to face serious problems such as extreme poverty and unemployment.
Ironically, many developing countries continue to suffer from unfair terms of trade.
Many developing countries continue to face a substantial infrastructure deficit.
Children in developing countries continue to die from preventable diseases such as malaria.
Developing countries continue to suffer from the scourge of poverty, a lack of resources and marginalization.
Developing countries continue to face impediments in their efforts to attain sustained economic growth.
Developing countries continue to receive support from UNCTAD and the regional commissions in those negotiations.
Most developing countries continue to be strongly dependent on commodities for their export earnings.
We note that developing countries continue to make strenuous efforts to mobilize domestic resources for development.
Moreover, developing countries continue to account for a relatively small share of world exports of processed food products.
The developing countries continue to face a myriad of economic and social problems that are caused by the continuation of the crisis.
Many developing countries continue to be adversely affected by the uneven and inequitable trends in the global economy.
Developing countries continue to participate to a very small degree in international trade compared with industrialized countries. .
But developing countries continue to face challenges in providing individuals and firms with an adequate, reliable and affordable energy supply.