Examples of using Issue of commodities in English and their translations into Russian
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The issue of commodities would have to be addressed at UNCTAD X and thereafter.
Also, the Report does not adequately treat the important issue of commodities.
The issue of commodities should thus continue to be central to the international development agenda.
Attention must also be drawn to the importance which all delegations accorded to the issue of commodities.
The current issue of"Commodities at a Glance" examines rare earth metals and will be published in late May.
The speaker pointed to the urgent need for an international institution to deal with the issue of commodities.
GATT did not address the issue of commodities, a crucial area for potential economic growth for developing countries.
The international community should work in a concerted manner with a view to filling the institutional vacuum surrounding the issue of commodities.
The issue of commodities was at the core of trade and development of the most vulnerable groups of countries.
Encourages giving appropriate consideration to the issue of commodities in the elaboration of the post2015 development agenda;
CARICOM member States reiterated their call for the convening of a high-level international meeting to address the issue of commodities.
The Chairperson said that the issue of commodities had been neglected in recent years, as the intergovernmental agenda had focused on other concerns.
The presentations of the panellists andthe interactive discussion that followed covered a broad range of subjects relating to the issue of commodities.
The issue of commodities continues to occupy a priority place on the development agenda, inasmuch as the revenue from exports of these products continues to be of cardinal importance.
The President: I sincerely wish to thank the President of the Republic of Uganda for his enlightening andthought-provoking presentation on the issue of commodities, which is so critical to the well-being of the developing world.
Some stated that the issue of commodities needs to be addressed in the MTS, given that the concrete interests of a large number of poor and small countries are linked to commodities. .
Given the importance of commodity issues, as comprehensively reflected in the São Paulo Consensus(paragraph 100),the Commission might wish to consider inserting the issue of commodities as a regular item in its future agendas.
The issue of commodities was vital to many developing countries, since commodities provided them with most of their export earnings and thus contributed to economic growth and development.
UNCTAD, as the only United Nations organization with an explicit mandate to work on the issue of commodities, has traditionally provided useful analysis and policy advice on how to make the commodity sector an engine of growth and development.
The issue of commodities required close attention, as exemplified by the fact that corporations trading in coffee reaped windfall profits from high prices, while small peasant coffee farmers in LDCs earned a pittance.
Mr. Sha Zukang(United Nations Conference on Trade and Development): It is an honour for me to address the Assembly, in my capacity as President of the Trade and Development Board of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD),on the very important and pressing issue of commodities.
Turning to the issue of commodities, he noted that more than 30 developing countries, including several least developed countries, depended on a single commodity for most of their hard currency export earnings.
The Deputy to the Secretary-General of UNCTAD stressed the importance which the Secretary-General of UNCTAD attached to the issue of commodities as an absolutely vital area of international concern given the heavy dependence of the world's poorest countries on the production and export of commodities. .
The issue of commodities was of great concern to the developing countries, since in many of them, the production and export of commodities were the principal activities generating income, employment, savings and external resources.
To that end, market access initiatives should be complemented by capacity-building for trade and removal of supply-side constraints, in particular in the least developed countries,without neglecting the issue of commodities, which should be discussed with a view to mitigating the impact of international price volatility and the resulting decline in terms of trade on commodity-dependent countries.
Turning to the issue of commodities, he said that excessive price volatility was a particular concern to developing countries and he called on the international community to institute a regulatory regime to manage speculation and futures trading practices in the commodity and stock markets in order to protect the interests of poor countries.
The São Paulo Consensus had reconfirmed the importance of addressing the issue of commodities by emphasizing the link between trade and development, and in particular the relationship between commodity production and exports and poverty reduction.
Regrettably, the critical issue of commodities had not been addressed comprehensively in the Doha Declaration, the Monterrey Consensus or the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, but it had been accorded special attention by the President of the General Assembly at its fifty-eighth session and by UNCTAD in the eminent persons' report on commodities. .
Requests the United Nations Conference on Trade andDevelopment to address the issue of commodities in a focused and comprehensive manner, on an ongoing basis, as well as at its eleventh session in June 2004, and to propose to the General Assembly, at its fifty-ninth session, an appropriate mechanism to address price fluctuations of commodities and declining terms of trade and their impact on the development of developing countries;
Encourages Member States to continue to address the issue of commodities in their deliberations to formulate the post-2015 development agenda, with a view to establishing an open, fair, equitable and development-friendly trading system by complying with the mandate of the Doha Development Agenda; as well as by improving transparency in international markets;