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It was also working with the United Nations Development Programme(UNDP) to provide technical assistance to developing countries.
To provide technical assistance to developing countries and countries with economies in transition to assist them in meeting their needs for the implementation of this Convention.
The Agreement therefore requests developed countries to provide technical assistance to developing countries in any or all of the areas covered by TBT Agreement provisions.
Such truly fruitful cooperation was crucial to restoring not only the industrial potential of those countries, butalso their ability to provide technical assistance to developing countries.
As part of the effort to prevent torture, it was important to provide technical assistance to developing countries in the training of relevant personnel at places of detention.
In the coming years, the Republic of Korea intended to make contributions to the Doha Development Agenda Global Trust Fund,established to provide technical assistance to developing countries.
In its work on FDI statistics, UNCTAD continued to provide technical assistance to developing countries to build their own institutional capacities on statistics on FDI and TNCs.
Japan supported the participation of developing countries in the international trading system, andto this end it would continue to provide technical assistance to developing and least developed countries.
They called for UNCTAD to provide technical assistance to developing countries and to continue its analytical work on FDI and TNCs, including monitoring and assessing the development of international investment agreements.
Malaysia also commended initiatives by developed countries andother multilateral stakeholders to provide technical assistance to developing countries to help them achieve their development goals.
We strongly underline the need to provide technical assistance to developing countries for capacity-building in trade negotiations and in taking fullest possible advantage of the dispute settlement mechanism of the World Trade Organization.
His Group urged donor Governments and organizations to give priority to UNCTAD in executing commitments made by Ministers in the Doha Declaration to provide technical assistance to developing countries.
For its part, Singapore, with its limited resources, continued to provide technical assistance to developing countries in Africa and Asia and to small island developing States, both bilaterally and through multilateral arrangements.
The European Union was convinced that the credibility of the multilateral trading system lay in the implementation of all the commitments entered into in the Uruguay Round andit stood ready to provide technical assistance to developing countries experiencing difficulties in the implementation process.
To provide technical assistance to developing countries in order to enable them to develop or improve procedures for the management and safe disposal of radioactive wastes deriving from the use of radionuclides in medicine, research and industry;
While following the overall trend within the UN system-wide approach of"delivering as one" at the country level,UNCTAD will continue to provide technical assistance to developing countries at interregional, regional and subregional levels.
UNCTAD should continue to monitor andanalyse investment trends and policies and to provide technical assistance to developing countries to strengthen their capacity to promote and facilitate FDI and absorb technology, including strengthening their negotiating capacity in the area of international investment agreements;
The Conference went on to confirm that the functions of UNCTAD- for the purposes and in the subject' areas described- are to act as a forum for consensus building,to undertake research and analysis and to provide technical assistance to developing countries paragraph 104 of the Plan of Action.
He called on the Commission andits secretariat to make an even greater effort to provide technical assistance to developing countries that needed to upgrade their legal capacities in order to benefit from new communication technologies that fostered trade.
To provide technical assistance to developing countries, including training and direct assistance to e-businesses by identifying potential opportunities for investment and encouraging partnerships between developing country and developed country e-businesses, and to support efforts by developing countries to participate actively in the formulation of international e-commerce and ICT policies and regulations and in multilateral negotiations on e-commerce.
Mr. Sadat Meidani(Islamic Republic of Iran) called on the Commission andits secretariat to make an even greater effort to provide technical assistance to developing countries that needed to upgrade their legal capacities in order to benefit from new communication technologies that fostered trade.
Invite multilateral andbilateral development institutions to provide technical assistance to developing countries in order to establish mechanisms for certifying or substantiating claims for losses, as referred to above, and for facilitating the export of environment-friendly products from developing countries;
In order to ensure effective implementation of the prior informed consent procedure, FAO and UNEP, in cooperation with the United Nations Institute for Training and Research(UNITAR),continue to provide technical assistance to developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the form of workshops and meetings.
In order to ensure effective implementation of the PIC procedure,FAO and UNEP, in cooperation with UNITAR, continue to provide technical assistance to developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the form of workshops and meetings, through the joint programme for the operation of PIC, in order to provide government officials with training with a view to strengthening both the decision-making and regulatory capabilities of the respective countries.
Nepal welcomed the establishment of the United Nations Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice Fund andurged the international community to contribute sufficient resources in order to provide technical assistance to developing countries and thereby enhance their national capacity for implementing international legal instruments.
The goals of UNCTAD to"examine policy proposals andregulatory regimes relating to transport and trade facilitation" and to"provide technical assistance to developing countries, including landlocked and transit developing countries,… to improve the availability and efficiency of infrastructure facilities to support trade" should make it easier for both landlocked States and transit States to build the legal framework containing the agreed terms and modalities, at the bilateral, subregional or regional level, for exercising freedom of transit.
It hoped to see fruitful cooperation between UNIDO and the countries with economies in transition, which would be of paramount importance for restoring not only the industrial potential of those countries butalso their ability to provide technical assistance to developing countries; although many economies in transition were currently facing difficulties, they might become donors in the future.
Pursuant to article 30, paragraph 2(c),of the Organized Crime Convention, States parties to the Convention shall make concrete efforts to provide technical assistance to developing countries and countries with economies in transition to assist them in meeting their needs for the implementation of the Convention and, to that end,to endeavour to make adequate and regular voluntary contributions to an account specifically designated for that purpose in a United Nations funding mechanism.
The representative of Finland, speaking on behalf of the European Union, noted the need for States parties to make concrete efforts, to the extent possible andin cooperation with each other, to provide technical assistance to developing countries and countries with economies in transition to assist them in meeting their needs for the implementation of the Convention.