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Mr. Ouedraogo underlined that the 30 trade officials will have a
unique opportunity to follow, from the inside, the work of the WTO.
The Organization is presently living an important moment in its young
history, with the processes of China's and Chinese Taipei's accessions
in their very final stages and preparatory talks in view of the next
Ministerial Conference at a critical and decisive moment in an effort
to build consensus on future trade talks.
Mr.
Ouedraogo stressed the efforts made by the WTO to contribute to
trade-related capacity building in developing countries and economies
in transition. He invited the course's participants to actively take
part in the forthcoming training. He expressed his conviction that
well-informed government officials constitute a determining
contribution to a more vigorous and truly multilateral trading system.
Throughout
the three-month training, which will end on 30th November, the 30
participating officials will become acquainted, through lectures,
round-tables and simulation exercises, with virtually all activities
carried out in the framework of the WTO as well as with trade-related
aspects of the work conducted by other international organisations
located in Geneva.
The
list of participants of the 18th Trade Policy Course is annexed.
List
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Azerbaijan |
Miss
Nargiz GURBANOVA, Attaché, Department of Economic Cooperation
and Development, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Baku.
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Barbados
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Miss
Julie Ann Georgina MAPP, Economist II, Division of Foreign
Trade, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade, St.
Michael.
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Botswana
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Miss
Kelebogile Maureen LEKAUKAU, Commercial Officer I, Department
of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Ministry of Trade, Industry,
Wildlife and Tourism, Gaborone.
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China |
Mr.
Gang LIU, Trade Official, Department of International Trade
and Economic Affairs, Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic
Cooperation, Beijing
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Comoros
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Mr.
Attoumane DAOUD, Chief, Division of the U.N. Specialized
Institutions, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation,
Comoros.
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Croatia
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Mrs.
Nada MINCIC, Counsellor, Foreign Economic Relations
Division, Trade Policy Department, Ministry of Economy, Zagreb.
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Cyprus
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Mr.
Christakis D. PAPAGEORGIOU, Planning Officer, Planning Bureau,
Directorate for Macroeconomic Policy, Research and Studies,
Nicosia.
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Ecuador |
Mr.
Homero LARREA MONARD, Assistant to the Director General,
Chancellor II, Directorate General for International Economic
Negotiations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Quito.
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Fiji
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Miss
Yok Yee Yolinda CHAN, Acting Senior Economic Planning Officer,
WTO Unit, Trade and Economic Section, Ministry of Foreign
Affairs and External Trade, Suva.
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Hong
Kong, China |
Ms.
Soo Wai Irene TANG, Trade Officer, Textiles Controls Branch
(Europe), Trade and Industry Department, Kowloon.
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Kuwait
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Mr.
Hasan ALOBAIDLI, Administrative Researcher, Commercial
Organizations Department, Ministry of Commerce and Industry,
Kuwait.
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Kyrgyz
Republic
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Mr.
Azizbek Toutogulovich SABITOV, Chief Specialist, Department of
External Economic Relations, Trade and WTO Issues, Ministry of
External Trade and Industry, Bishkek City.
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Macau,
China
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Mr.
Kuan Hou LEI, Economist, Research and Statistics Department, Monetary Authority of Macau, Macau.
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Mozambique
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Mr.
Januario SUMBANE, Third Secretary, Directorate of Multilateral
and Economic Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
Cooperation, Maputo.
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Myanmar
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Mrs. Ni Ni KHIN, Assistant Director,
International Trade Promotion Department, Directorate of
Trade, Ministry of Commerce, Yangon.
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Namibia
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Mr. Alfred NDABENI, Chief, Trade Promotion
Officer, International Trade Department, Ministry of Trade and
Industry, Windhoek.
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Nepal
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Mr. Damodar REGMI, Section Officer, WTO
Division, Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Supplies,
Kathmandu.
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Oman
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Mr. Akram Hassan AL-MARAZZA, Director
General, Directorate General of Commerce and Industry, Dhofar
Governorate, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Salalah.
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Panama |
Miss Cristina Elena THAYER, Chief, Section
of Multilateral Trade Negotiations Affairs, Department of
Legal Affairs, Vice-Ministry of Foreign Trade, Ministry of
Trade and Industry, Panama.
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Papua New Guinea
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Mrs. Bridgette Alfred TUITALELE-KAMISH,
Principal Trade Officer, Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)
Branch, Trade Division, Department of Trade and Industry,
Waigani NCD.
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Sierra Leone
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Mr. Barba Brima FORTUNE, Senior Assistant
Secretary, Trade Division, Ministry of Trade, Industry and
State Enterprises, Freetown.
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Solomon Islands
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Mr. Heinz Kubau VAEKESA, Director of Trade,
Trade Division, Ministry of Commerce, Employment and Trade,
Honiara.
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South Africa
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Miss Mpho LESEKA, Assistant Director,
European Union Desk, Trade Negotiations Sub-Division,
Department of Trade and Industry, Pretoria.
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Sudan
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Mr. Mohammed IBRAHIM, Director, Department
of Commodities, Secretariat General for WTO, Ministry of
Foreign Trade, Khartoum.
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Syrian Arab Republic
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Mr. Kosay MOUSTAFA, Desk Officer,
Department of International Organizations and Conferences,
Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Damascus-Muhajereen-shora.
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Chinese Taipei
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Mr. Wen-cheng Martin KE, Staff Member, The
Third WTO Department, Board of Foreign Trade, Ministry of
Economic Affairs, Taipei.
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Thailand |
Miss Aumaporn SUTTIWONG, Trade Official,
Bureau of Multilateral Trade Negotiations, Department of
Business Economics, Ministry of Commerce, Bangkok.
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Trinidad and Tobago
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Miss Myrna Theresa HUGGINS, Foreign Service
Officer II, International Organisations Division, Foreign
Affairs Section, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Port of Spain.
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Turkmenistan
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Mr. Takhir Kemalovich ATAKHANOV, Senior
Expert, Department of the Analysis and Regulation of the
Foreign Trade, Ministry of Trade and Foreign Economic
Relations, Ashkhabad.
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Uzbekistan
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Mr. Erkinjon Yakubjanovich YUNUSOV, Leading
Specialist, Law Department, Ministry of Foreign Economic
Relations, Tashkent. |
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