Examples of using Integrating developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Fully integrating developing countries into international standard setting processes.
This could offer new opportunities for integrating developing countries further into the world economy.
Integrating developing countries into the trading system is one of the foremost challenges facing the WTO today.
These assets are also key elements for better integrating developing countries into the global economy.
Positively integrating developing countries, especially LDCs, into the services economy and services trade remains a major development challenge.
UNCTAD should become a complementary body to WTO andshould play a major role in integrating developing countries into the global market.
Joint UNCTAD/World Bank Colloquium on Integrating Developing Countries into the Global Economy: Challenges and Opportunities(7 May 1996);
Finally, panellists highlighted the role of exporters and small andmedium-sized enterprises(SMEs) in integrating developing countries into the world economy.
Positively integrating developing countries, especially least developed countries, into the global services economy and increasing their participation in services trade.
Adjustment programmes aim at sustained growth through further integrating developing countries into the world economy.
Positively integrating developing countries, especially LDCs, into the global services economy and increasing their participation in services production and trade is essential.
This North-South characteristic of trade represented a challenge in terms of integrating developing countries into the increasingly globalized and liberalized world economy.
The challenge of integrating developing countries and economies in transition in the emerging global economy needs to be addressed in a context which is currently characterized by three main elements.
This was considered to be a crucial element of a coherent strategy for integrating developing countries into the world economy and enhancing a trade-based development process.
The basic objective of future development cooperation should be to raise living standards for all andassure sustainable development by integrating developing countries into the global economy.
This is particularly true with regard to the process of integrating developing countries into the international economic order in a healthy and orderly manner.
He agreed with the emphasis in the Secretary-General's report on the need for a conducive international environment for integrating developing countries into the global economy.
Finally he said that modalities for integrating developing countries into the world economy must be improved by strengthening global economic governance.
Trade is one of the most important factors in promoting sustainable economic growth and thereby mobilizing resources for development,as well as for integrating developing countries into the global economy.
Globalisation indeed offers new perspectives for integrating developing countries into the world economy, including, but also going beyond those offered by trade, for which UNCTAD was established originally.
Although globalization raises serious problems, with a risk of instability and marginalization,experience so far has shown that it offers new perspectives for integrating developing countries in the world economy.
Partnership was also referred to in connection with the idea that integrating developing countries into the global economy would create greater dynamism and result in mutual gains, or a"win-win" situation for all participants.
By pooling their resources, UNIDO and UNCTAD intend to improve coordination for more effective technical assistance in promoting industrial development and integrating developing countries into the world trading system.
Trade-related technical assistance and capacity-building represented an important tool for integrating developing countries and countries with economies in transition into the global economy and ensuring that they benefited from globalization.
It requested that its next Expert Meeting on the Impact of FDI on Development focus on"issues related to the impact of FDI on development and its role in integrating developing countries in the world economy.
Positively integrating developing countries, especially LDCs, into the global services economy and increasing their participation in services trade, particularly in modes and sectors of export interest to them, remains a major development challenge.
At this high-level dialogue we have gathered to address one such challenge, that of integrating developing countries into these global frameworks and bridging the digital divide.
That was particularly true for technical cooperation programmes concerning the environment and renewable energy and, more generally, for all trade-related technical cooperation activities,which were essential tools for integrating developing countries into the global economy.
In addition, reversing the decline in official development assistance, along with integrating developing countries into the global economy, would help to make the environment safer.
Modern globalization had created unprecedented opportunities for the free flow of capital, goods, services, information, skills and technology andoffered new perspectives for integrating developing countries, especially the least developed countries, in the world economy.