Examples of using External debt problem in English and their translations into Russian
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The external debt problem was only one such factor.
It is imperative that we find an answer to the external debt problem of the countries of the South.
The external debt problem is still a major hindrance to development.
Several speakers stressed the need for additional measures to address the external debt problem of many developing countries.
The external debt problem continued to hinder development in some countries.
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Additionally, a definite solution must be found, during the current decade, to the third world's crushing external debt problem.
Solving the external debt problem was also of great importance to sustainable development.
The international community needed to address such pressing issues as poverty, the external debt problem, low commodity prices and market access.
Resolving Africa's external debt problem is critical for the sustainable development of the African countries.
The Prime Minister of Pakistan had launched the Debt-Retirement Fund in order to raise the necessary resources to solve Pakistan's acute external debt problem.
External debt problem of developing countries bilateral, multilateral and commercial.
The draft resolution stresses the need to find a durable solution to Africa's external debt problem, especially for heavily indebted poor countries in Africa.
The external debt problem continues to hamper the efforts of developing countries to achieve sustainable development.
The President: Draft resolution II is entitled“Enhancing international cooperation towards a durable solution to the external debt problem of developing countries”.
The resolution of Africa's external debt problem is critical for the sustainable development of the African countries.
Consequently, a number of high-level summits of world leaders have called for the formulation of a comprehensive solution to the external debt problem, particularly of developing countries.
The external debt problem of low-income developing countries, especially those in sub-Saharan Africa, remains unresolved.
It was therefore imperative to continue to explore further measures that would lead to a comprehensive, effective anddurable solution of the developing countries' external debt problem.
The external debt problem of the developing countries is also a crisis, and it must be dealt with more innovatively than it has been in the past.
Mr. GUERRERO(Philippines) said that, while debt-rescheduling schemes had benefited many countries,including the Philippines, they had not solved the external debt problem as a whole.
The external debt problem remained the scourge of developing countries, particularly the least developed, as well as lower-middle and middle-income countries.
Recalling also its resolution 51/164 of 16 December 1996 on enhancing international cooperation towards a durable solution to the external debt problem of developing countries.
The external debt problem only compounded their difficulties in implementing structural adjustment programmes and discouraged private investors.
Mr. BOHAYEVSKY(Ukraine) said that he supported the international community's efforts to elaborate and adopt a comprehensive andaction-oriented strategy to solve the external debt problem.
In his view, the external debt problem should be addressed on a case-by-case basis, taking into account the situation of both debtors and creditors.
Mr. BARRERO(Colombia), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and the People's Republic of China,said that the most recent indicators showed relative abatement of the external debt problem.
The external debt problem had been a major policy issue in Nepal over the years, and a poverty reduction strategy paper was being prepared.
Mr. AHMIA(Algeria) introduced draft resolution A/C.2/49/L.12 entitled"Enhanced international cooperation towards a durable solution to the external debt problem of developing countries.
The external debt problem is yet another issue that impacts negatively on the economic and social development of many developing countries, Zambia included.
This is a critical issue as the government admits that the rapidly expanding foreign borrowing to finance the PIP did not generate sufficient growth to avoid the external debt problem.
