Examples of using Open multilateral in English and their translations into Russian
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Desiring to contribute to a fairer and more open multilateral trading system;
Open multilateral consultations would ensure transparency and maximum progress.
This could offer an additional dimension for open multilateral cooperation in the region.
An open multilateral trade regime has been an enabler for sustained economic growth and poverty eradication.
To that end, it was necessary to ensure an early conclusion of the Doha Round andestablish a fair and open multilateral trading system.
A more open multilateral trading system, consistent with sustainable development, and the elimination of protectionist practices are desirable.
However, such requests are independent of those for core diplomatic training,as they are not made in an open multilateral context.
The recent agreement at the WTO represented a new step towards an open multilateral trading system that took account of the needs of the developing countries.
An open multilateral trading system, based on mutually agreed, legally binding and enforceable rules, was in the interest of all countries.
The World Trade Organization(WTO)supports a free and open multilateral trading system by encouraging its members to adhere to five core principles.
With the completion of the Uruguay Round and the establishment of the World Trade Organization(WTO)the stage is set for a more open multilateral trading system.
Intensive efforts should be made to promote foreign direct investments in developing countries andto establish a genuinely open multilateral trading environment.
For many years, the ICC has remained a staunch supporter of an open multilateral trading system, including through its consistent position on the Doha Round negotiations.
For example, the trade negotiations under the auspices of the World Trade Organization(WTO)should resume and be guided by the need for a more balanced and open multilateral trading system.
Developing countries could not rely solely on the domestic market;they needed an open multilateral trading system complemented by technology transfer and capacity-building.
Building a stable, open multilateral trading system is viewed as crucial in providing a more favourable and fair global environment for the world's poorest countries.
The growing emphasis under the UNECE conventions on better implementation offers an additional dimension for open multilateral cooperation in the region, in particular at the subregional level.
With regard to trade,he said that the open multilateral trading system offered opportunities for the expansion of trade and for the sustained economic growth of developing and developed countries alike.
We are encouraged by the statement that the major industrialized countries are determined to curb protectionism and that no recourse will be made to initiatives andarrangements that threaten to undermine the open multilateral system.
Beyond the Doha Round, it is necessary to continue promoting an open multilateral commercial system that considers the special needs of the developing countries, including MICs.
As recognized by the Intergovernmental Group of Experts on the Right to Development in its report,these measures run counter to the principles of a non-discriminatory and open multilateral trading system and hamper the development of all developing countries.
A balanced, equitable and open multilateral trading system was needed, especially in light of volatile energy and food prices and of current and foreseeable challenges to the world economy.
Goal 8 was conceived specifically because a facilitating andsupportive international context- in particular a stable, open multilateral trading system- is crucial if poorer countries are to attain other MDGs.
The Group of 77 andChina urgently calls for the establishment of an open multilateral trading system, one which takes into account the norms of justice and the rule of law and is geared to assisting developing countries combat poverty and underdevelopment.
It is essential to ensure that this broader approach to reform is built on an effort to bring coherence to the policies advocated by various international institutions so as toprovide the necessary support for a successful and durable open multilateral trading system.
This international meeting will aim to continue the effective use of the Canal as part of an open multilateral trade system, with a dynamic administration able to address the development problems of the twenty-first century.
Such arrangements facilitate trade and investment flows, economies of scale, economic liberalization and the integration of their members into the system of international economic relations within a framework of open regionalism,enabling progress towards a more open multilateral system.
In other cases,such rule-making will necessitate adjustment in regional approaches which are incompatible with the objective of an open multilateral trading system and have adverse implications for the trade and development of third countries.
Such arrangements facilitate trade and investment flows, economies of scale, economic liberalization and the integration of their members into the system of international economic relations within aframework of open regionalism, enabling progress towards a more open multilateral system.