SERVICES: SEMINAR — GENEVA,28 SEPTEMBER 2005
Seminar on Liberalization in Computer and Related Services: Sharing of Country Experiences
A number of Members interested in computer related services hosted a seminar on the merits of making commitments and maintaining a liberal environment for the development of this important sector. The Seminar featured presentations both from government and industry representatives and exchanges of country experiences. Speakers offered insights on the role of computer and related services in the development of the IT industry and other manufacturing industries.
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Programme
Part 1 |
Development of the Computer Related Services Area |
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ICT Sector in Egypt: Model for Reform Mr. Amr Hashem
For further development in the Computer Related Services Mr. Akito Toi |
Part 2 |
Business realities in Computer Related Services |
Computer and Related Services — An Industry Perspective Mr. Allen Z. Miller
Benefits of Liberalized CRS to Kenya Mr. Waudo Siganga
Liberalization in CRS: The Pakistani Experience Mr. Ahamed Afzal
Mexico Computer Services and Competitiveness Mr. Jesus Eugenio
de la Rosa Ibarra
Global Computer Related Services: An Industry
Perspective Mr. Santosh
Karagada | |
Part 3 |
Making Commitments in the GATS |
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Current Status of Commitments in Computer
related Services Mr. Thomas Chan
Merits of making full commitments in CRS Mr. Julien
Guerrier |