Examples of using Industrial development of developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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The role of UNIDO in promoting the industrial development of developing countries should be strengthened.
The Group appreciated the Organization's sectoral support activities,which were crucial in strengthening the industrial development of developing countries.
UNIDO derives its mandate for supporting the industrial development of developing countries and countries with economies in transition from its Constitution and a number of key policy documents approved by the policymaking organs of the Organization.
His Government remained committed to helping UNIDO to encourage the industrial development of developing countries.
In view of the vital role played by UNIDO in assisting the industrial development of developing countries, his delegation wished to encourage it to pursue the current process of reform so as to adapt its functions, its orientation and its priorities to the realities of a changing world economic environment.
In his delegation's view,the Business Plan should enable UNIDO to perform an effective function in supporting the industrial development of developing countries.
The relevance of UNIDO's original mandate to support and promote industrial development of developing countries and countries with economies in transition continues to be valid, for industrial development still remains a precondition for long-term sustainable growth and social advancement.
Past, present and future trends in science and technology, including the transfer of technology, andtheir implications for the sustainable industrial development of developing countries;
The core mandate of UNIDO was to support and promote the industrial development of developing countries, as well as countries in transition.
Also reaffirms the central coordinating role played by the United Nations Industrial Development Organization in the United Nations system in the field of the industrial development of developing countries;
Reiterates the importance of cooperation and coordination within the United Nations system in providing effective support for the sustainable industrial development of developing countries, and calls upon the United Nations Industrial Development Organization to continue to carry out its central role in the field of industrial development according to its mandate;
Despite the complexity of the problems of economic restructuring still facing his country, it was nonetheless intent on paying due attention to its partnership with UNIDO for the benefit of the industrial development of developing countries.
The Association's objective was to complement the efforts of the United Nations system in promoting the sustainable industrial development of developing countries and countries in transition by using the accumulated expertise of its members.
Continually adapting and improving working methods were normal activities for an organization butit was important to ensure that UNIDO remained a major forum for the discussion of vital issues relating to the industrial development of developing countries.
Those measures had required a great effort from his country, butit had made that effort in the belief that UNIDO's work was fundamental for the industrial development of developing countries and that technical cooperation was the essential tool for the fulfilment of its mandates.
He invited Member States to ensure that the election process was transparent and efficient and to nominate candidates who fulfilled the political, technical and management requirements, so thatUNIDO could continue to contribute to the industrial development of developing countries.
Also recalled General Assembly resolution 47/153,in which the Assembly expresses its conviction that, in order to promote the industrial development of developing countries, their indigenous capabilities in such areas as entrepreneurship, management, technology, financing, and marketing need to be built up or strengthened, and that technical and financial assistance in support of the national efforts of developing countries would need to be extended for that purpose;
In that regard, cooperation andcoordination within the United Nations system in providing effective support for the sustainable industrial development of developing countries was essential.
UNIDO derives its mandate for supporting the industrial development of developing countries and countries with economies in transition from its Constitution and a number of policy documents approved by the governing bodies of the Organization, including the Business Plan on the Future Role and Functions of UNIDO, endorsed by the General Conference in resolution GC.7/Res.1, and the Strategic Guidelines"Towards improved UNIDO programme delivery" adopted by the Industrial Development Board in decision IDB.26/Dec.7.
Mr. Zikri(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya)said that, since his appointment, the Director-General's efforts to promote the sustainable industrial development of developing countries had ensured the stability of the Organization.
We emphasize the importance we attach to ensuring that the United Nations system plays a greater role in the field of development by enabling both UNCTAD and specialized agencies including UNIDO to continue to play their full role as essential focal points in the United Nations system for the trade and development, food and agriculture, and industrial development of developing countries.
Reiterates the importance of cooperation and coordination within the United Nations system in providing effective support for the sustainable industrial development of developing countries, and calls upon the United Nations Industrial Development Organization to continue to carry out its central role in the field of industrial development and to strengthen its cooperation with other institutions of the United Nations system so as to enhance the effectiveness, relevance and development impact of such support;
Despite turbulence in the global economy in the past few decades, UNIDO, benefiting fromthanks to the the solidarity and efforts of Member States and the Secretariat,had made a tremendous contribution to the industrial development of developing countries and countries in transition.
Mr. TAKASU(Japan), referring to the Annual Report 2003(IDB.28/2 and Add.1),said that Japan agreed with the Director-General that the reform process of UNIDO had led to its transformation into an effective body making a significant contribution to the industrial development of developing countries.
The past two years have witnessed a continued steady growth in the delivery of UNIDO's technical cooperation andother services in support of its mandate to promote the inclusive and sustainable industrial development of developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
Based on earlier guidance provided by the Member States, inter alia through the Business Plan on the Future Role and Functions of UNIDO and the Strategic Guidelines towards Improved UNIDO Programme Delivery, this strategic long-term vision statement calls on UNIDO to profile itself as a competent, effective, efficient and professional organization, contributing to relevant international development objectives,in particular the Millennium Development Goals, and to the sustainable industrial development of developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
The United Nations,particularly through UNIDO, also had an important role to play in addressing the industrial development needs of developing countries.
Support in the selection of appropriate technology to meet specific industrial development needs of developing countries and countries with economies in transition;
Any link between export market access, environmental regulations andlabour standards will have a significant impact on the industrial development prospects of developing countries.
Indonesia maintained its position that, in so doing,donor communities should not neglect the urgent industrial development needs of developing countries in other regions.