The new ministry is responsible for preparing a strategy for public sector development as well as a macroeconomic framework for private sector development.

2. Panel of experts on Building innovative SMEs in competitive

In addition, other Empretecos were recognized as colleagues within the EMPRETEC family, rather than as competitors.

Recently, some private enterprise have encountered many difficulties and problems in their business development.

One way to overcome this obstacle was to develop partnerships in various forms clusters in developing countries, joint ventures, franchises and mergers between developing country enterprises and established international businesses.

The State shall encourage and support coal mining enterprises to develop a diversified economy.

To promote joint venture arrangements and other forms of intra South entrepreneurship development, the Special Unit will provide support for dialogue between the public and private sectors on such topics as market reform, privatization and development of small and medium scale enterprises.

(a) Developing managerial and institutional capacities for operation of the Gaza Commercial Sea Port

Private sector development

Private sector development.

17. Calls upon African countries to promote the development and strengthening of their domestic private sectors and to facilitate their effective involvement in the growth and development of, and economic integration among, the African economies

In that regard, a country interested in establishing the EMPRETEC programme would need to make a formal request to UNCTAD or to the United Nations Department for Development Support and Management Services, which was at present a co manager with UNCTAD in the implementation of the EMPRETEC programme.

Privatization and private sector development, particularly enterprise development, were among the main pillars of the economic policy of developing countries and countries in transition, and in that connection he endorsed the analysis and proposals concerning transition countries in document TD B COM.3 2.

19. Private sector development.

1. Private sector development

Development of the private sector

This work should be continued, inter alia, through public private sector partnerships and through its EMPRETEC programme.

This work should be continued, inter alia, through public private sector partnerships and though its EMPRETEC programme.

In that connection, it was pointed out that UNDP, which had funded several EMPRETEC projects in Africa, had seen merit in the EMPRETEC model the agency was currently endeavouring to expand the implementation of EMPRETEC programmes in Africa as part of the Enterprise Africa programme.

Developing countries, including small island developing States, should consider the possibility of identifying new sources of financing in the form of business ventures with the private sector.

This means developing countries adopting ambitious national development strategies, creating and reinforcing good governance structures, fostering a positive environment for economic growth, and helping the private sector flourish.

All in all, EMPRETEC was regarded as a programme of significant economic potential and relevance to developing countries.

This work should be continued, inter alia, through public private sector partnerships and through its EMPRETEC programme.

Private sector development

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We must continue to create a better development environment for the private economy, help private enterprises solve the difficulties in development, and help achieve China s economic transformation and upgrading let entrepreneurs feel fair in market competition, feel safe in legal operations, and feel respected in social life, stimulate innovation and create potential.

The EMPRETEC programme aims at promoting entrepreneurship in developing countries.

(c) Providing advisory services to member States, regional economic communities and subregional development operators

Nepal had been continuing its economic reforms in order to encourage the private sector to play a leadership role in economic development.

(d) Development of the domestic private sector

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And in the developing world overall, That figure is 40 to 50 percent.

It was organized by the Private Sector Development Department and the Economic Development Institution of the World Bank, in conjunction with India apos s National Council for Applied Economic Research.

c) To set up integrated programmes for the development of female entrepreneurship in urban areas.

Their determination and their inventiveness made it possible to utilize the resources and lay the foundations for further development.

c) Development of camp infrastructure

Private initiatives to further development

That was particularly true of the activities in support of private public partnerships to foster private sector development.

Some representatives also pointed out that ODA programmes needed to be tailored to private sector development, as the expansion of the private sector was important for economic growth and increasing employment.

In most developing countries there are enormous expansion possibilities due to the low level of development of modern distribution services.

(f) Creating an environment conducive to private sector growth and development

Membership is open to private and public enterprises and management development institutions, schools and centres, as well as development agencies, foundations, etc.

Development policies were based on the promotion of the private sector, which was a cornerstone of the country's economy and played a very important role in overall economic development.

Emphasizes that development should be at the centre of the international economic agenda and that coherence between national development strategies, on the one hand, and international obligations and commitments, on the other, will contribute to the creation of an enabling environment for development