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The overall objective of the courses is to widen participants'
understanding of trade policy matters, the multilateral trading system,
international trade law and the functioning of the WTO. It is expected that
the knowledge acquired during these courses will allow participants to
contribute to the promotion of a more active participation of their
countries in the work of the WTO. Throughout the three-month training,
officials will become acquainted, through lectures, debates, attendance at
WTO meetings and simulation exercises, with virtually all the issues dealt
with in the framework of the WTO. Visits to other international
organizations located in Geneva will also allow them to become acquainted
with trade-related aspects of the work conducted by these organizations.
Dr. Rana invited participants to actively take part in the forthcoming
training and to develop and strengthen a solid network of contacts by
attending WTO meetings and discussing with delegates, WTO experts, and
representatives of other organizations. The 56
participants come from developing and least-developed countries, as well as
transition economies and countries in the process of accession to the WTO.
The 27th and 28th TPC are the two first such courses to be organized in 2004
at the WTO Headquarters. Two additional 3-month TPCs will be organized in
Geneva during the course of the year, one in French and the other one in
Spanish. Several other specialized courses will complement the training
activities conducted by the ITTC at the WTO Headquarters this year.
Lists of
the participants
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27th Trade Policy Course
| Armenia |
Mr. Mher
SAHAKYAN |
| Barbados |
Mrs. Emalene
MARCUS |
| Bhutan |
Mr. Yeshey
DORJI |
| Brazil |
Mr. Marcelo
Silva PONTES |
| Cambodia |
Mr. Vothana IN |
| Cyprus |
Miss Chloe KOLA |
| Egypt |
Mr. Seif Alla
KANDEEL |
| El Salvador |
Miss Katia
CARBALLO |
| Eritrea |
Mr. Mohamediman
Abdu MOHAMEDIMAN |
| China |
Miss Sau Hang
Peggy LAW, Hong Kong |
| Kazakhstan |
Ms. Nailya
Kaliakbarovna ABDIMOLDAYEVA |
| Latvia |
Mrs. Inguna
BERKE |
| Lebanon |
Miss Maya ABOU
ZAHR |
| Macao, China
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Mrs. Mei Fong
LEONG |
| Namibia |
Mr. Ndatunga
Tuutaleni HASHOONGO |
| Nepal |
Mr. Himal THAPA |
| Nigeria |
Mr. Ibrahim
AHMED AKOPARI |
| Philippines |
Mr. Salvador M.
BUBAN |
| Romania |
Mrs. Mihaela
GAVRILESCU |
| Saint Kitts and
Nevis |
Miss Deidré
DANIEL |
| Sudan |
Mr. Mutasim
Makawi MOHAMED ALI |
| Swaziland |
Mr. Phesheya
Mfundo MALAZA |
| Tajikistan |
Mr. Anvar
Abdoukhalilovich IBRAGIMOV |
| Tonga |
Mr. Abaither
AHO |
| Tunisia |
Mr. Tarek BEN
YOUSSEF |
| Uganda |
Mr. Emmanuel
MUTAHUNGA |
| United Arab
Emirates |
Mr. Jumah
ALKAIT |
| Vietnam |
Mrs. Thuy Linh
TRUONG |
| Zambia |
Miss Viola
CHIPERE |
28th Trade Policy Course
| Azerbaijan |
Mr. Anar
KARIMOV |
| Bahrain |
Mr. Yusuf
DASHTI |
| Colombia |
Mr. Norberto
MARTINEZ LEON |
| Estonia |
Mr. Arti ALBERT |
| Guyana |
Mr. Roger
William ROGERS |
| Jamaica |
Miss Carol
Angella LEE |
| Kiribati |
Mr. Rota ONORIO |
| Lesotho |
Miss Likonelo
LEBONE |
| Lithuania |
Mr. Donatas
TAMULAITIS |
| Malawi |
Mrs. Charity
Priscilla LONJE MUSONZO |
| Maldives |
Miss Shaeen
RASHEED |
| Moldova |
Miss Ineta
PANURCO |
| Mongolia |
Mr. Gunaajav
BATJARGAL |
| Morocco |
Miss Amal NHAMI |
| Myanmar |
Mr. Aung U AUNG
SOE THEIN |
| Oman |
Mr. Mohamed
Salem AL HINAI |
| Rwanda |
Mr. Olivier
NDABIKUNZE |
| Saint Vincent
and the Grenadines |
Mr. Nathaniel
WILLIAMS |
| Seychelles |
Miss Francoise
BARRA |
| Solomon Islands
|
Mr. Jack O'OI |
| Sri Lanka |
Miss Upekkha
SAMARATUNGA |
| Chinese Taipei
|
Mrs. I-Jen
Carrie WU |
| United Rep. of
Tanzania |
Mrs. Jacqueline
MALEKO |
| Uzbekistan |
Mr. Askar
MIRSAIDOV |
| Vanuatu |
Mr. Johnny
George KOANAPO |
| Yemen |
Mr. Kamal
Sultan AL KHAMERI |
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