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Developing countries should also take cognizance of the resources available for training and education.
The representative of Portugal said the developing countries should also participate in the provision of feedback.
Developing countries should also contribute to improved market access for least developed countries' exports.
Although this applies particularly to the developed countries, the developing countries should also reduce trade barriers among themselves.
The developing countries should also be given a greater role in defining the rules governing international trade.
Policies and programmes to expand employment opportunities for the poor in developing countries should also be environmentally sustainable.
Developing countries should also establish legislation to allow modern technologies to compete with traditional technologies.
The daily press briefing, the United Nations television service andthe training programme for broadcasters and journalists from developing countries should also continue.
Developing countries should also raise their concerns in the context of TBT and participate in the ensuing consultative process.
In addition to managing capital flows to reduce volatility, policymakers in developing countries should also provide stronger incentives for longer-term and more stable direct investment.
Developing countries should also improve the coordination of their numerous initiatives on addressing difficult development problems.
Since the level of development varied enormously from one developing country to another, cooperation with developing countries should also be varied to meet their specific needs.
Developing countries should also systematically integrate trade into their development policies and poverty reduction strategies.
The quota system should therefore be maintained and nationals of the developing countries should also be considered for posts not filled by competitive examinations, namely, at the P-4 and higher levels.
Some developing countries should also be able to benefit from renewed growth prospects in Central and Eastern Europe, or from the reform process in Mexico.
In addition to expanding intraregional and interregional trade and capital flows, developing countries should also investigate innovative areas of policymaking at the regional level that could support diversification of their economies.
Developing countries should also be given assistance in taking advantage of the dispute settlement mechanism in WTO and in improving their systems of standards and testing.
Since the innovation-related impact of e-business is increasingly visible in many economic sectors and activities, developing countries should also examine their innovation policies from the view point of how their sectoral instruments and interventions interact with each other.
Developing countries should also explore ways to enlarge the geographical scope of their partnership, especially to include more least developed countries. .
Professional associations and bodies in developing countries should also become involved in the UNCTAD programmes aimed at capacity building in services.
Developing countries should also be assisted so that they can develop their capabilities in fishing and in the management and conservation of marine living resources.
In addition to expanding intraregional and interregional trade, developing countries should also investigate innovative areas of policymaking at the regional level that could support diversification of their economies.
Landlocked developing countries should also be provided with assistance so that they could accede to international conventions and integrate more fully into the world economy.
Both the developed and the developing countries should also adhere to the new framework of mutual obligations and mutual accountability as laid out in the Monterrey Consensus.
On the other hand, developing countries should also account for their commitments to strengthen democratic institutions, enhance good governance and fight corruption.
The landlocked developing countries should also be given sufficient financial and technical support by the donor community, without the imposition of harsh conditions and complex procedures.
Developing countries should also look to the possibility of reducing local trade barriers with the assistance of the World Trade Organization, the United Nations system and other regional organizations.
Developing countries should also identify their agenda for international economic negotiations in the light of the requirements- as they see them- for a development-friendly international environment.
Developing countries should also be able to use compulsory licensing systems to gain access to environmentally sound technologies, in a manner consistent with international agreements on intellectual property rights.
Advanced developing countries should also improve market access for their exports through the Generalized System of Trade Preferences, an important means of promoting South-South cooperation and trade.