Traduction de «pays à faible distorsion » (Français → Anglais) :

The countries most in need, in particular the least developed countries, low income countries and countries in crisis, post-crisis, fragile and vulnerable situations, shall be given priority in the resource allocation process.

7. Recognises the ongoing review of IMF conditionalities attached to its loans to low income countries; recommends that the review makes priority reference to poverty reduction as a key priority of all IMF lending to low-income countries; urges European members of the IMF Executive Board to make sure that remaining conditionalities do not drive low income countries to unilaterally open their markets outside the framework of WTO negotiations or restrict their freedom to negotiate on their own terms in the framework of WTO negotiations the degree of market opening that they are willing to commit to.

4. Recognises the ongoing review of IMF conditionalities attached to its loans to low-income countries; recommends that the review makes priority reference to poverty reduction as the goal of all IMF lending to low-income countries; urges European Executive Directors on the Board of the IMF to make sure that remaining conditionalities do not drive low-income countries to unilaterally open their markets outside the framework of WTO negotiations or restrict their freedom to negotiate on their own terms within the framework of WTO negotiations the degree of market opening that they are willing to commit to;

25. Welcomes the G8 commitment to debt cancellation entailing the cancellation of outstanding obligations of HIPCs to the IMF, the World Bank and the African Development Fund; underlines, however, that this debt cancellation excludes a number of debt-ridden low-income countries, that debt relief is no panacea in the fight against poverty, as many poor countries have low debt levels, and that debt relief carries the moral hazard of not necessarily addressing the needs of the poorest or the most needy countries;

5. Welcomes the G8 proposals for HIPC debt cancellation of outstanding obligations of HIPCs to the IMF, the World Bank and the African Development Fund; underlines, however, that this debt cancellation excludes a number of debt-ridden low-income countries, that debt relief is no panacea in the fight against poverty, as many poor countries have low debt levels, and that debt relief carries the moral hazard of not necessarily addressing the needs of the poorest or the most needing countries;

30. Welcomes the G8 commitment to debt cancellation entailing the cancellation of outstanding obligations of HIPCs to the IMF, the World Bank and the African Development Fund; underlines, however, that this debt cancellation excludes a number of debt-ridden low-income countries, that debt relief is no panacea in the fight against poverty, as many poor countries have low debt levels, and that debt relief carries the moral hazard of not necessarily addressing the needs of the poorest or the most needy countries;