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External sources (not reviewed)

encourage foreign investment; increase international trade; and engage in partnerships.

set up that the Government will pay into until 2060.

priority; strengthening least developed country capacities for commercial contracting through greater transparency in agreements and by fostering governmental, especially parliamentary, review; increasing the participation of least developed countries in governance of the aid architecture.

that he would be of special interest to the authorities for this reason.

on and execute all kinds of financial, commercial, advisory, trading and other operations, and to advance, deposit, lend and borrow money, securities, commodities and property to and with such persons and on such terms as may seem expedient; to discount, buy, sell and deal in currencies (spot or forward), bullion, bills, notes, debentures, warrants, coupons, stocks, shares, options, unit in unit trust and all forms of investments or participation rights in investments and investment vehicles, including joint ventures, partnerships and limited partnerships and all forms of securities and documents, including without limitation letters of credit, bills of lading, bills of exchange and promissory notes.

projects for the effective promotion of a culture of peace.

of practice; the shutting down of approximately 30 inactive Chairs; and the development of a model agreement for new UNESCO Chairs and a specific logo.

their services to manage after-service health insurance assets.

shares issued by companies deriving a preponderant part of their income and/or assets from China and listed on the Stock Exchange of Hong Kong, including but not limited to H shares and red-chips.

replicable and scalable projects that can be jointly adapted and implemented in interested developing countries.

least developed countries’ development; (e) the creation of a special crisis mitigation and resilience-building facility for least developed countries to enable them to respond to shocks; and (f) the establishment of a “global financial safety net” for least developed countries on a permanent basis that could make a major contribution to their socio-economic development.

businesses and micro-businesses; strengthening of the commercial defence; creation of special regimes to add value and technology in the productive chain; and the regulation of the public procurement law to encourage production and innovation in the country.

of Civilizations summer schools; a joint task force with Vivendi on measuring the impact of intercultural dialogue and cultural diversity; and the “Do one thing for diversity and inclusion” campaign made possible through a partnership with 20 of the largest firms in Silicon Valley (Yahoo, Intuit, Intel and others).

of sustainable forest management, the achievement of the global objectives on forests and the implementation of the non-legally binding instrument on all types of forests.

reserves,"; to add "properly" after "fiscal surplus in 2006-2007 can be"; and to add ", including reducing the tax rates, particularly to relieve the difficulties encountered by the middle class, striving to improve the business environment, enhancing the competitiveness of enterprises and strengthening support for small and medium enterprises" immediately before the full stop.