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Developing countries continued to face barriers to international trade.
The digital divide between developed and developing countries continued to widen.
Developing countries continued to face challenges in implementing the rule of law.
Yet the disparity between the developed and the developing countries continued to widen.
Developing countries continued to commit domestic resources to population programmes.
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Agenda item 97(b): Economic andtechnical cooperation among developing countries continued.
Developing countries continued to commit domestic resources for population programmes.
It was regrettable that the gap between the developed and the developing countries continued to widen.
Developing countries continued to need assistance, and the mandates of UNCTAD remained as important as ever.
Agenda item 93:international cooperation for the eradication of poverty in developing countries continued.
In particular, developing countries continued to pay a heavy price for a crisis that was not of their making.
In spite of low international prices for coffee,consumers in developing countries continued to pay premium prices.
Developing countries continued to be marginalized in the areas of trade, finance and technological advancement.
Regional integration efforts and cooperation with developing countries continued to support Africa's economic transformation.
Developing countries continued to provide the majority of troops and police personnel to peacekeeping missions.
Despite existing debt relief initiatives, many developing countries continued to spend significant resources on debt servicing.
Developing countries continued to face barriers to access to the technology and markets of the rich countries. .
Mr. CHO Chang-beom(Republic of Korea) said that,although progress had been made in recent decades, the developing countries continued to face formidable challenges.
Notwithstanding, the more dynamic developing countries continued to grow rapidly and provided an impetus to world trade.
With regard to mechanisms to fund operational activities for development, his delegation regretted that the annual United Nations Pledging Conference for Development Activities had lost the support and active participation of most major donors;it pointed out, however, that most of the developing countries continued to make pledges.
Partnerships between developed and developing countries continued to be essential to increasing economic development on a global scale.
Developing countries continued to export capital needed for development in order to service their debt and because of deteriorating terms of trade.
However, the income gap between the developed and the developing countries continued to widen and poverty remained a widespread condition in the developing world.
Developing countries continued to be marginalized in world trade and were badly in need of human and institutional capacity building.
The realization of the MDGs by 2015 remained in jeopardy, and many developing countries continued to rely on their limited domestic resources as the primary source of financing for development.
Developing countries continued their trade policy reforms after the conclusion of the Uruguay Round, including in the context of regional groupings.
UNCTAD's founding mission-- promoting development through trade-- was as relevant as ever in 2006, as developing countries continued to cope with the mixed impact of global economic interdependence.
Developing countries continued to fuel the global recovery in 2010, with their collective gross domestic product(GDP) growth reaching 7.5 per cent.
Despite important progress in enhancing economic and human development over the past decades,a number of panellists emphasized that a significant share of the population of developing countries continued to grapple with poverty and hunger, violence and conflict, limited access to basic services, exploitation of workers, unemployment, an absence of social safety nets and adverse climatic conditions.
Developing countries continued to depend on fossil fuels to support their development efforts and the use of alternative energy sources remained low.