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The overall objective of the two courses, which will run in parallel
until 8 April 2005, 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 course, 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.
Mr. Rolian 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 31st and 32nd Trade Policy Courses launch the WTO training season
this year. Two other courses will take place in Geneva and five similar
courses, organized in cooperation with regional academic partners, will
be held in Jamaica, Hong Kong-China, Morocco, Chile, and Namibia. A
series of shorter courses will complement the Geneva-based programme
while a large number of national and regional technical cooperation
activities will take place in the field as part of the 2005 WTO
Technical Cooperation and Training Plan.
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31st WTO TRADE POLICY COURSE (in English)
Geneva, 17 January - 8 April 2005
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Afghanistan |
Mr. Mostainbillah BALAGH |
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Albania |
Miss Ina LIKAJ |
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Belarus |
Mr. Aleksandr TSELYUK |
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Bosnia and Herzegovina |
Miss Vlatka DANGUBIC |
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Botswana |
Mr. Moemedi MOKGOSI |
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BruneiDarussalam |
Mrs. HJH Siti Norishan HJ ABDUL GHAFOR |
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Cameroon |
Mr. DAHIROU |
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Gambia |
Mr. Abdoulie JAMMEH |
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Georgia |
Miss Mariam LEBANIDZE |
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Guinea-Bissau |
Mr. João BERNARDO VIEIRA |
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Jordan |
Mr. Ahmad HAMMAD |
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Kenya |
Mr. Samuel KIBOR CHEMISTO |
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Kyrgyz Republic |
Mr. Daniar BOLOTBEK ULU |
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Lao People's Dem. Rep. |
Mr. Buavanh VILAVONG |
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Libya |
Miss Huwaida TUGHAR |
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Former Yugoslav Rep. of Macedonia |
Miss Tatjana VETA |
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Malaysia |
Mr. Norman PETER |
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Saint Lucia |
Mrs. Maura FELIX |
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Samoa |
Mr. Petaia LEAVAI |
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Singapore |
Ms Faith GAN Sze Sze |
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South Africa |
Ms Nozizwe VUNDLA |
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Swaziland |
Mr. Dumisa Mluleki DLAMINI |
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Chinese Taipei |
Mr. Chen-Huan HO |
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Thailand |
Ms. Prewprae CHUMRUM |
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Trinidad and Tobago |
Mr. Kriyaa BALRAMSINGH |
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Turkey |
Mr. Birey YILMAZSOY |
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United Rep. of Tanzania |
Mrs. Pilli Prisca MUTANI |
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Viet Nam |
Mr. Trung Chinh PHAM |
32nd WTO TRADE POLICY COURSE (in English)
Geneva, 17 January - 8 April 2005
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Armenia |
Mr. Vahagn GHAZARYAN |
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Azerbaijan |
Mr. Zaur JAFARLI |
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Bangladesh |
Mr. Md.Zillar RAHMAN |
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Bhutan |
Mrs. Yeshey SELDEN |
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Cambodia |
Mr. Monira KUN |
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Egypt |
Mr. Kamel Zayed GALAL |
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Fiji |
Mr. Waisiki Naqarase Vula GONEMAITUBA |
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Ghana |
Mr. Gilbert Gibil SEBIK |
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Guyana |
Mr. Sherwyn NAUGHTON |
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Hong Kong, China |
Mr. Raymond C. W. CHEN |
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India |
Mr. Vivek JOSHI |
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Indonesia |
Mr. Wiwit WIRSATYO |
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Lebanon |
Miss Hanadi DANDAN |
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Malawi |
Mrs. Margret SAUZANDE |
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Nepal |
Mrs. Bhim Kumari THAPA |
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Nigeria |
Miss Adenike Adetutu ADEDUGBE |
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Pakistan |
Mr. M. Arshad LODHI |
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Philippines |
Miss Ma. Corazon HALILI |
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Serbiaand Montenegro |
Miss Ana SMATLIK, Adviser |
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Singapore |
Ms. Pai Ching KOONG |
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Sudan |
Mr. Frederick LOKU |
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Syria |
Mr. Mohammed Bader KOUJAN |
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Tonga |
Mr. Siope Vakataki 'OFA |
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Uzbekistan |
Mr. Faruh ISHANKULOV |
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Viet Nam |
Mr. Sinh Nhat Tan NGUYEN |
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Zambia |
Miss Mwila Chola MUKOSA |
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Zimbabwe |
Mr.Godfrey MKWAKWAMI | |
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