Examples of using Effective integration of developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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Facilitating effective integration of developing countries in the global economy through aid for trade schemes.
Inter-firm partnership can potentially contribute to the more effective integration of developing countries' firms into the world economy.
Facilitating effective integration of developing countries in the global economy through aid for trade schemes ECA, jointly with ECLAC, ESCWA, ECE, ESCAP.
South-South cooperation has become a potential instrument for accelerating the effective integration of developing countries into the global economy.
Determine how to achieve the effective integration of developing countries, in particular LDCs, as well as countries with economies in transition, into the multilateral trading system;
By facilitating access to technologies and markets,inter-firm partnerships can potentially contribute to the more effective integration of developing countries into the world economy.
The effective integration of developing countries into the multilateral trading system remains a priority, and ways and means should be found on how best to achieve this objective.
Furthermore, the international community committed itself to fighting poverty,alleviating human development and facilitating the more effective integration of developing countries into the global economy.
The effective integration of developing countries, in particular LDCs and countries with economies in transition, into the multilateral trading system should remain a priority.
South-South cooperation is assuming increasing importance both as a strategy in support of development andas a means of ensuring the effective integration of developing countries in an emerging global economic order.
The effective integration of developing countries into the multilateral trading system remains a priority, and ways and means should be found on how best to achieve this objective.
It also highlights the potential implications of these developments for transport and trade facilitation, with a view,in particular, to enabling the effective integration of developing countries into global transport and trade networks.
Ii Field projects:facilitating effective integration of developing countries in the global economy through aid for trade schemes; strengthening capacities in the ESCWA region to negotiate bilateral investment treaties.
The existence of a digital divide made it imperative to promote international dialogue andto adopt global approaches to facilitate adjustment to the new reality and a more effective integration of developing countries into the global information network.
The Doha Mandate adopted by UNCTAD XIII in April 2012 also underlined that the effective integration of developing countries, in particular least developed countries(LDCs) and countries with economies in transition, into the multilateral trading system should remain a priority.
The representative of Benin, speaking on behalf of the least developed countries, commended the secretariat for the quality of its technical cooperation activities, which served as a tool for the effective integration of developing countries into the multilateral trading system.
He said that the main conclusions of the report by the UNCTAD secretariat(TD/B/COM.1/2)were:(a) the effective integration of developing countries into the multilateral system was a prerequisite for their deriving benefits from the system; and(b) these countries required the support of the international community in this endeavour.
The realization of the commitment in the Millennium Declaration and MDG-8 to an open, equitable, rule-based, predictable andnon-discriminatory multilateral trading system and the effective integration of developing countries into such a system remained a key challenge.
The focus of the subprogramme is to maximize the positiveimpact of globalization and liberalization on sustainable development by assisting in the effective integration of developing countries, in particular the least developed as well as certain developing countries with structurally weak and vulnerable economies, including those countries which are commodity-dependent, into the international trading system.
The activities will aim at providing effective support to help face the challenges and maximize the positive impact of globalization andliberalization on sustainable development by assisting in the effective integration of developing countries into the international trading system.
The focus of the subprogramme is to maximize the positiveimpact of globalization and liberalization on sustainable development by assisting in the effective integration of developing countries, in particular the least developed and certain developing countries with structurally weak and vulnerable economies, including those countries which are commodity-dependent, into the international trading system.
The activities will aim at enhancing the capacity of member Sates to face the challenges andmaximize the positive impact of globalization and liberalization on sustainable development by assisting in the effective integration of developing countries into the international trading system.
The focus of the subprogramme is to maximize the positiveimpact of globalization and liberalization on sustainable development by assisting in the effective integration of developing countries, in particular the least developed and certain developing countries, such as land-locked and small island developing States, with structurally weak and vulnerable economies, including those countries which are commodity-dependent, into the international trading system.
The Commission recognizes the contribution of UNCTAD's work programme on trade negotiations and commercial diplomacy, trade information and analysis, competition policy, trade andenvironment, and commodities in promoting the effective integration of developing countries and countries in transition into the multilateral trading system.
In particular, ESCAP has been involved in the implementation of a development accountproject(under the 7th tranche) on"Facilitating the effective integration of developing countries in the global economy through Aid for Trade schemes" since late 2012.
The international community must seek to address the challenges and opportunities of globalization collectively, recognizing that it had the potentialto bestow great benefits, but also demanded adequate provisions to avoid further marginalization of the poor and to encourage the effective integration of developing countries into the global economy.
UNCTAD's main role in the field of trade in goods and services should be to help maximize the positiveimpact of globalization and liberalization on sustainable development by assisting in the effective integration of developing countries, particularly LDCs and certain developing countries with structurally weak and vulnerable economies, into the international trading system so as to promote their development.
Emphasizes the importance of developing human, institutional, regulatory, research, trade policy and development capacities and infrastructures aimed at enhanced supply-side capacity and competitiveness,as well as ensuring a conductive international environment for the full and effective integration of developing countries into the international trading system.
The Conference at its ninth session agreed that the main role of UNCTAD in the field of international trade should be to help maximize the positiveimpact of globalization and liberalization by assisting in the effective integration of developing countries, particularly LDCs and certain developing countries with structurally weak and vulnerable economies, into the international trading system.
Emphasizes the importance of developing human, institutional, regulatory, research, trade policy and development capacities and infrastructures aimed at enhanced supply-side capacity and competitiveness,as well as ensuring a conducive international environment for the full and effective integration of developing countries into the international trading system;