Examples of using Marginalization of developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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The marginalization of developing countries in international trade was increasing.
Recognizes the need for industry to play an enhanced role in fighting the marginalization of developing countries;
Marginalization of developing countries cannot be in the interest of a better world.
However, this has not eased the marginalization of developing countries or reduced their debt burden.
It was necessary to correct the imbalances which globalization had created between States and to prevent the marginalization of developing countries, especially those in Africa.
The marginalization of developing countries would be morally indefensible, politically self-defeating and economically counter-productive.
It is time to implement measures to end the marginalization of developing countries in the new global economy.
The marginalization of developing countries in the process of globalization and liberalization would further undermine their economic development.
A new global order to correct the effects of market failures and marginalization of developing countries was urgently required.
He stressed that to avoid further marginalization of developing countries and the widening of the digital divide there was a need for technical assistance programmes.
We maintain the hope that accompanying measures will be taken to avoid the marginalization of developing countries in the multilateral trade system.
However, due largely to the marginalization of developing countries over the years, stemming from the globalization process, ICT has not been able to assume its catalytic role as a development enabler.
Fears that current patterns of market-driven globalization may even give rise to further marginalization of developing countries are not altogether unfounded.
It reflects the marginalization of developing countries in respect of the main determinants of international trade, money, finance, technology, and information and communication flows;
Globalization provides us with both opportunities for economic development and, at the same time, challenges which include,inter alia, the marginalization of developing countries.
It reflects the marginalization of developing countries in the control over the main determinants of international trade, money, finance, technology, information and communication flows.
International economic relations also continue to be marked by uncertainty and imbalances, with marginalization of developing countries and in particular the least developed. .
The marginalization of developing countries is a reflection of their feeble industrial base, and is aggravated by problems associated with inefficient trade procedures and access to adequate international transport and support services.
We regret that the interdependent world economy continues to be marked by uncertainty, imbalances and recession,as well as the continuing overall marginalization of developing countries.
While globalization created opportunities,it also exacerbated the social problems and marginalization of developing countries, especially the most vulnerable ones, that needed special consideration particularly in the context of poverty eradication.
Like the Director-General,the European Union considered that the real challenge currently facing the international community was how to combat the marginalization of developing countries.
He called for international efforts to correct the effects of market failures and to avoid marginalization of developing countries by focusing on creating an international framework regulating anti-competitive practices and checking the power of large TNCs.
Increased interdependence and globalization in the international economy have both provided new opportunities and caused new tensions and imbalances, and have, in particular,increased the marginalization of developing countries.
We call for democratization of the governance of the international financial and trade systems andconcrete steps to be taken to end the marginalization of developing countries and small economies in the policy formulation and decision-making processes in the multilateral, financial and trade institutions.
In the same vein, the management of the globalization process should not be left to market forces alone butshould be regulated in a way that gives it a humane face and reverses the marginalization of developing countries.
Underdevelopment, poverty, hunger and marginalization have escalated as a consequence of the globalization process,which in its current form perpetuates and increases the marginalization of developing countries, worsening the structural imbalance and inequality, that characterize the current unjust international economic order.
His Government was a signatory to the agreement establishing the World Trade Organization and looked forward to an improved international economic regime which would eliminate barriers to free trade,increase market access and reduce the marginalization of developing countries.
Poor countries will therefore not be able to benefit from the positive aspects of globalization,which will then lead to further marginalization of developing countries, and in particular the least developed countries. .
The efficiency of operations and transactions in the global economy is largely facilitated by the growing integration of communications facilities,which constitutes an important facet of the globalization trend and can contribute to reduce the marginalization of developing countries.
We therefore need to redouble our efforts, especially in order tostimulate investments and growth to deal with debt-related issues and the marginalization of developing countries in an economy driven by the phenomenon of globalization.