Developing countries were right to be concerned.

Foreign direct investment from developing countries to other developing countries seems to be growing more rapidly than that from developed to developing countries.

Particular attention should be paid to least developed countries, landlocked developing countries and small island developing States.

Developing countries need to be able to increase earnings from exports.

Compensation should be provided to the developing countries facing difficulties.

To be efficiently executed, SIDS TAP must have a facility for developing information systems peculiar to small island developing States.

The gap between developed and developing countries continues to be impressive, although developing countries are slowly catching up.

Such a prospect would be even less acceptable to developing countries.

Larger developing countries may be better placed to manage these pressures.

Developing countries should also be helped to enhance their export capacities.

Developing countries should not be forced to follow developed country agendas.

In developing countries the regulations and procedures need to be strengthened.

Many developing countries and LDCs appear to be the most exposed to NTBs.

Consideration should be given to developing a systematic and consistent approach to identifying problem areas and developing a range of possible courses of action which might be taken.

FDI is concentrated in only a few developing countries, and developing countries continue to be marginalized from global economic governance.

Trade between landlocked and transit developing countries tended to be relatively small.

There continued to be a digital divide between developed and developing countries.

There are lessons to be learned in this respect for developing countries.

OFDI needs to be regarded as part of a developing country's strategy.

This technology will be of particular benefit to small island developing States.

This technology will be of particular benefit to small island developing States.

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Similarly, conditionality applied to loans by international financial institutions must be designed to be more appropriate to developing economies.

Urgent measures should be undertaken to accord special treatment to small island developing States.

Of course, individual developing countries may be spared.

Procedures for developing Common definitions shall be developed.

be nationals from a developing country, as specified in the list drawn up by the OECD to be eligible, the applicant s usual place of residence must be in a developing country

But it will be heaviest for developing countries, least developed countries, and Small Island Developing States.

What might be the causal connections between the early developing skills and the later developing ones?

And developing it with China alone could prove to be a dangerous strategy.

This would be beneficial for us in developing policies to deal with abuses.

In developing countries, 8 19 of diarrheal diseases can be attributed to Cryptosporidium .

In other words, developing countries should be provided with help to help themselves.

More must be done to promote and facilitate cooperation among developing countries themselves.

(b) Group training seminar on urban developing countries (to be held in Africa)

Solidarity among developed and developing countries would also be key to its success.

Special attention will be devoted to rosters available in developing countries and regions.

Among such preventive measures must be action to guarantee stability in developing countries.

The Committee is now developing the NQF to be implemented by mid 2012.

It was to be hoped that the Model Law would be useful to developing countries or countries undergoing transition.

The implications of developing new military systems designed to be deployed in space should be studied further.

This might be an opportunity for developing countries that seek to attract FDI, as developing country firms have shown a much larger propensity to invest in developing economies than their counterparts from developed countries.

Barriers should be removed to the access to and transfer of technologies to the developing countries.

Targeted technical assistance shall be provided to landlocked developing countries to address supply side constraints.

However, as it applies to FDI in general, the potential of outward FDI from developing countries to contribute to enterprise development in host developing countries cannot be realized automatically, and the issue of how developing countries can take advantage of the increase of FDI from other developing countries needs to be further addressed from a policy perspective.