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differentiated responsibilities, national capacities and the legitimate aspirations
of developing countries.
They stressed the need for more ambitious goals in relation to the reduction
of greenhouse gas emissions.
They emphasized the importance of the work being done on long-term
cooperation and on new commitments for the States Parties to Annex I of the
Framework Convention.
They underlined the need for developed countries to meet their
commitments under the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change
related to financing, technology transfer and capacity building in those
developing countries most vulnerable to the adverse effects of climate change,
in particular Small Island Developing States and low-lying coastal states, so
as to assist them in addressing their needs in the areas of mitigation and
adaptation, without conditionalities.
15. In view of the severe global imbalance between energy supply and
demand, they stressed the urgency of cooperation and complementarity, as
well as regional integration in the field of energy.
They highlighted the importance of conservation, energy savings and the
efficient use of energy resources, in the light of the inter-relation between the
issues of energy and climate change.
They emphasized that the development of renewable sources of energy
is important for attaining economic and social development, technological
innovation and the generation of less contaminating types of energy with
positive effects on the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. In this regard,
they stressed the importance of assuring technology transfer and financing for
research and development in renewable energies.
16. They underlined the urgency of a successful conclusion of the World
Trade Organization (WTO) Doha Round that would ensure the attainment of
its development objectives through a balanced and equitable agreement on
market access for agricultural and industrial goods. They recalled the need to
respect the less than full reciprocity criterion and to ensure a space for
developing countries to implement their industrial policies.
They reiterated that developed countries must eliminate export subsidies
for agricultural goods and effectively reduce subsidies for their agricultural
producers. They condemned the abusive practice of granting agricultural
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