31st and 32nd WTO Trade Policy Courses begin

The 31st and 32nd WTO Trade Policy Courses opened in Geneva on 17 January 2005. Mr. Paul Rolian, Director of the Institute for Training and Technical Co-operation, welcomed the 45 participating officials from developing countries and economies in transition.

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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

Afghanistan	Mr. Mostainbillah BALAGH
Albania	Miss Ina LIKAJ
Belarus	Mr. Aleksandr TSELYUK
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Miss Vlatka DANGUBIC
Botswana	Mr. Moemedi MOKGOSI
BruneiDarussalam	Mrs. HJH Siti Norishan HJ ABDUL GHAFOR
Cameroon	Mr. DAHIROU
Gambia	Mr. Abdoulie JAMMEH
Georgia	Miss Mariam LEBANIDZE
Guinea-Bissau	Mr. João BERNARDO VIEIRA
Jordan	Mr. Ahmad HAMMAD
Kenya	Mr. Samuel KIBOR CHEMISTO
Kyrgyz Republic	Mr. Daniar BOLOTBEK ULU
Lao People's Dem. Rep.	Mr. Buavanh VILAVONG
Libya	Miss Huwaida TUGHAR
Former Yugoslav Rep. of Macedonia	Miss Tatjana VETA
Malaysia	Mr. Norman PETER
Saint Lucia	Mrs. Maura FELIX
Samoa	Mr. Petaia LEAVAI
Singapore	Ms Faith GAN Sze Sze
South Africa	Ms Nozizwe VUNDLA
Swaziland	Mr. Dumisa Mluleki DLAMINI
Chinese Taipei	Mr. Chen-Huan HO
Thailand	Ms. Prewprae CHUMRUM
Trinidad and Tobago	Mr. Kriyaa BALRAMSINGH
Turkey	Mr. Birey YILMAZSOY
United Rep. of Tanzania	Mrs. Pilli Prisca MUTANI
Viet Nam	Mr. Trung Chinh PHAM

32nd WTO TRADE POLICY COURSE (in English)
Geneva, 17 January - 8 April 2005

Armenia	Mr. Vahagn GHAZARYAN
Azerbaijan	Mr. Zaur JAFARLI
Bangladesh	Mr. Md.Zillar RAHMAN
Bhutan	Mrs. Yeshey SELDEN
Cambodia	Mr. Monira KUN
Egypt	Mr. Kamel Zayed GALAL
Fiji	Mr. Waisiki Naqarase Vula GONEMAITUBA
Ghana	Mr. Gilbert Gibil SEBIK
Guyana	Mr. Sherwyn NAUGHTON
Hong Kong, China	Mr. Raymond C. W. CHEN
India	Mr. Vivek JOSHI
Indonesia	Mr. Wiwit WIRSATYO
Lebanon	Miss Hanadi DANDAN
Malawi	Mrs. Margret SAUZANDE
Nepal	Mrs. Bhim Kumari THAPA
Nigeria	Miss Adenike Adetutu ADEDUGBE
Pakistan	Mr. M. Arshad LODHI
Philippines	Miss Ma. Corazon HALILI
Serbiaand Montenegro	Miss Ana SMATLIK, Adviser
Singapore	Ms. Pai Ching KOONG
Sudan	Mr. Frederick LOKU
Syria	Mr. Mohammed Bader KOUJAN
Tonga	Mr. Siope Vakataki 'OFA
Uzbekistan	Mr. Faruh ISHANKULOV
Viet Nam	Mr. Sinh Nhat Tan NGUYEN
Zambia	Miss Mwila Chola MUKOSA
Zimbabwe	Mr.Godfrey MKWAKWAMI

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31st and 32nd WTO Trade Policy Courses begin