Traduction de «pays s'affichant rapidement comme exportateur » (Français → Anglais) :

C. whereas seven emerging countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, Indonesia, Mexico and Turkey) are projected to have larger economies than, collectively, the G-7 countries (USA, Japan, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, France and Italy) in 2050; whereas, in terms of gross domestic product, China is projected to become the world's largest economy before 2020; whereas India could become the fastest growing economy in the world before 2050; whereas, in 2050, China, the USA and India could together represent 50% of the world's economy; whereas the EU could be of a broadly comparable scale to any of these countries if it acts as a singl ...[+++]e and robust political entity; whereas such a comparable scale is key to maintaining political leverage and being able to continue to promote universal values in the new multipolar system of global governance that is taking shape; whereas this should be done in the framework of a foreign policy approach aimed at promoting partnership, cooperation and shared governance based on common values;

C. whereas seven emerging countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China, Indonesia, Mexico and Turkey) are projected to have larger economies than, collectively, the G-7 countries (USA, Japan, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, France and Italy) in 2050; whereas, in terms of gross domestic product, China is projected to become the world’s largest economy before 2020; whereas India could become the fastest growing economy in the world before 2050; whereas, in 2050, China, the USA and India could together represent 50% of the world’s economy; whereas the EU could be of a broadly comparable scale to any of these countries if it acts as a single ...[+++] and robust political entity; whereas such a comparable scale is key to maintaining political leverage and being able to continue to promote universal values in the new multipolar system of global governance that is taking shape; whereas this should be done in the framework of a foreign policy approach aimed at promoting partnership, cooperation and shared governance based on common values;

27. Stresses the need for consistency with proclaimed objectives in the field of cooperation and development aid policy; takes the view that developing countries which are rich in raw materials should not be relegated to the role of net exporters of raw materials but should instead develop their own industrial and development policies, moving further along the value chain; rejects a neo-colonialist vision in the guise of the so-called 'raw-materials diplomacy';

If we want to meet the Kyoto Protocol commitments, the countries with a rapidly growing gross domestic product will also have to build large power plants.

10. Calls for a rapid, fair and balanced conclusion of the WTO Doha Round negotiations; points out that the least developed countries had and continue to have quota- and tariff-free market access to the EU, under the ´Everything But Arms´ (EBA) agreement; points out that net food importers will see a larger deficit in their trade balances, while food exporters will improve their trade balances; calls on emerging countries to examine the implications of food export bans; ...[+++]

In recent years production of steel in China has grown rapidly with annual increases on average above 20%; over a period of 3 years China has moved from a situation of net importer to the world’s biggest steel exporter and is today the world’s biggest producer in steel, aluminium, copper, lead and zinc.[7]