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Tag: World Trade Organisation

Post-Hong Kong Africa Regional Workshop on WTO Negotiations, 10-11 April 2006

Post-Hong Kong Africa Regional Workshop on WTO Negotiations, 10-11 April 2006

18 Apr 06  Event
The Commonwealth Secretariat (Comsec) and Trade Law Centre for Southern Africa (tralac) organised a meeting for the African Region last year in preparation for the WTO Hong Kong Mi...
Regional Strategy Meeting on Hong Kong Trade Ministerial Conference Outcomes: Implications for Poverty Reduction in SADC, 6-7 April 2006

Regional Strategy Meeting on Hong Kong Trade Ministerial Conference Outcomes: Implications for Poverty Reduction in SADC, 6-7 April 2006

10 Apr 06  Event
The Doha Development package: Did the Hong Kong WTO conference bring the Doha round any closer to conclusion? tralac was invited to make a presentation at a meeting convened ...

Trade and competitiveness in African fish exports: Impacts of WTO and EU negotiations and regulation

23 Sep 05  Publications
Exports of inland and marine capture fish and fishery products (thereafter ‘fish’) are of integral importance to government revenues and income and employment generation in Sub...
Africa Regional Workshop on WTO Negotiations, 31 August-2 September 2005

Africa Regional Workshop on WTO Negotiations, 31 August-2 September 2005

02 Sep 05  Event
The Africa Regional Workshop on WTO Negotiations was convened by tralac and the Commonwealth Secretariat (COMSEC), to coincide with the end of the summer break for Geneva-based del...
Textiles and clothing: Reflections on the sector integration into the post-quota environment

Textiles and clothing: Reflections on the sector integration into the post-quota environment

30 Mar 05  Publications
Quotas to restrict imports of textiles and clothing into developed countries, notably Europe and the United States, have been in place for at least the past four decades. ...

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