The phrase "landlocked countries" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you are referring to countries which are totally surrounded by land and do not have any access to the ocean. For example, "Due to its landlocked status, the citizens of Bolivia had difficulty accessing the sea and trading with other countries."
For smaller, landlocked countries, dependent on aid-flows or natural resource revenues, governance is critical.
If the road succeeds, landlocked countries like Mali and Niger can reap the benefits of trade and tourism as well.
In this truly multicultural organization, there are caucuses of almost every imaginable kind -- region, geographical classification (small islands, landlocked countries and so on) and even religion (Islamic nations).
He calculates that Bolivia's GDP would be a fifth higher if it had kept its access to the sea.The success of the few rich landlocked countries offers little hope to poorer ones.
The aim was to find a way to deploy support infrastructure for troops quickly: unlike planes, airships require no runways, and unlike ships, they can reach landlocked countries, says Mr Hochstetler.
Dakar free port services landlocked countries such as Mali.
Trade openness results from the regression of the log of the ratio of exports and imports (2005 US$) on the log of area, population and dummies created for oil-exporting and landlocked countries.
In response, by 1956, landlocked countries started discussions for a United Nations Convention on the Law of the Seas (UNCLOS) to halt these national territorial claims".
Low-density landlocked countries like those of the Sahel (Mali, Niger, Chad) will be especially hard-hit and rural populations risk becoming more isolated than they are currently [ 33].
The targets most relevant to the mandate of FAO relate to the special needs of least developed countries (LCDs), landlocked countries and small island developing states; the trading and financial system; and new information and communication technology (ICT).
On the other hand, some of the member countries expressed the need to swiftly tackle persisting issues and challenges to Low-Income Food-Deficit Countries (LIFDC), more particularly, landlocked countries.
