Le dix-neuvième cours de politique commerciale de l'OMC a commenc?/b>

Des fonctionnaires nationaux venant de 30 pays et territoires douaniers ont assist?aujourd'hui ?la séance d'ouverture du 19ème cours de politique commerciale de l'OMC. Cette brève cérémonie a ét? présidée par M. Paul-Henri Ravier, Directeur général adjoint de l'OMC, qui a accueilli tous les participants au nom de M. Mike Moore.

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M. Ravier a fait observer que les 30 fonctionnaires chargés des questions commerciales auraient l'occasion unique de suivre, de l'intérieur, les travaux de l'OMC et pourraient ainsi se rendre compte de la façon dont l'Organisation mettait en œuvre la décision adoptée en novembre dernier, ?la quatrième session de la Conférence ministérielle qui s'est tenue ?Doha (Qatar).
Le Directeur général adjoint a mis l'accent sur les efforts déployés par l'OMC pour contribuer au renforcement des capacités des pays en développement et des économies en transition en matière commerciale. Il a rappel?que l'Institut de formation de l'OMC avait ét?crš— en juin dernier et s'est félicit?de la décision des Membres de l'Organisation d'accroître le budget de l'Institut de façon ?lui permettre de doubler progressivement sa capacit?de formation. Il a invit?les participants au cours ?prendre une part active ?la formation prévue et ?établir ou ?consolider un bon réseau de contacts qui leur serait utile pour traiter les questions relevant de l'OMC. Il s'est déclar?convaincu que des fonctionnaires nationaux bien informés contribueraient de façon déterminante ?renforcer le système commercial international et ?le rendre véritablement multilatéral.

Pendant les trois mois que durera le cours, c'est-?dire jusqu'au 5 avril, les 30 participants se familiariseront, grâce ?des conférences, des tables rondes et des exercices de simulation, avec presque toutes les questions traitées et activités menées dans le cadre de l'OMC et avec les aspects liés au commerce des travaux d'autres organisations internationales établies ?Genève.

La mission de l'Institut de formation de l'OMC ne consiste pas seulement ?organiser les cours de politique commerciale qui ont ét?crš—s ?l'époque du GATT, en 1955. Elle inclut désormais la formation des formateurs, un éventail diversifi?de cours de politique commerciale de courte durée, des services de téléenseignement ainsi qu'une plus grande collaboration avec des universités et d'autres établissements d'enseignement dont les programmes abordent l'OMC et des questions ayant trait au commerce. L'Institut est conseill?par un Conseil dont la réunion constitutive a eu lieu en novembre 2001.

On trouvera en annexe la liste des participants ?ce 19ème cours de politique commerciale.



Liste des participants haut de page

Belarus Mr. Aleksandr KULINKOVICH, First Secretary, WTO Section, Department of Tariff Regulation and WTO, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Minsk

Belize

Miss Carmen Melina SILVA, Foreign Service Officer, International Trade Desk, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Belmopan.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Mr. Emir DJIKIC, Senior Official, Sector for International Trade Relations, Department for Multilateral Trade Relations, Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations, Sarajevo.

Brunei Darussalam Mrs. Ainatol Zahayu MOHAMMAD, Project Officer, International Relations and Trade Development Division, Ministry of Industry and Primary Resources, Bandar Seri Begawan.

Bulgaria Mrs. Rouslana Anguelova STOYANOVA, Head, WTO and other International Economic Organizations Division, Multilateral Trade and Economic Policy Directorate, Ministry of Economy, Sofia.

Cameroon Mrs. Marie Madeleine Cocovi NGUIDJOI, Sub-Director of External Trade Affairs, Department of Commercial Promotion and Services, Ministry of Industrial and Commercial Development, Yaounde.

Eritrea Mr. Berekhet-AB Habtemariam OGBAZGHI, Director, Foreign Trade Division, Department of Trade, Ministry of Trade and Industry, Asmara.

Gambia Mr. Lamin JAMMEH, Trade Economist, Trade Division, Department of State for Trade, Industry and Employment, Banjul.

Grenada

Mr. Junior Glenroy MAHON, Trade Officer/Economist, International Trade Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, St. George's.

Hong Kong, China Mrs. Kit Mui Patricia LUI, Principal Trade Officer, Multilateral Division, Trade and Industry Department, Kowloon.

Indonesia Mr. MBA MUGHOFUR, Section Manager of Environment and Development, Sub-directorate of Trade Policy, Directorate of Multilateral Cooperation, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Jakarta.

Iran Mr. Mohammad Reza ALIPOUR NANDEL, Expert, Multilateral Economic Cooperation Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tehran.

Kenya Mr. Michael Moses OTIENO, Trade Development Officer II, Department of External Trade, WTO Division, Ministry of Tourism, Trade and Industry, Nairobi.

Lebanon Miss Lama OUEIJAN, Trade Economist, Minister's Cabinet, Ministry of Economy and Trade, Beirut.

Malawi Miss Christina ZAKEYO JERE, Trade Officer, Foreign Trade Section, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Lilongwe.

Malaysia Mr. Mohd Daud MOHD ARIF, Assistant Director, Regional Economic Cooperation Division, Ministry of International Trade and Industry, Kuala Lumpur.

Mauritius Mrs. Soraya Farah RAMJANALLY-NUTHAY, Trade Analyst, International Trade Division, Ministry of Industry, Commerce and International Trade, 8th Floor, Air Mauritius Centre, Port Louis.

Mexico Mr. Guillermo MALPICA SOTO, Director of Multilateral Negotiations and Regional Organizations, Directorate General of Negotiations in Services, Ministry of Economy, Mexico D.F.

Mongolia Mr. Urjinlhundev TUGSBILGUUN, Desk Officer, Department of Trade Policy and Cooperation, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Ulaanbaatar.

Nigeria Mr. Richard BIRIBINA, Commercial Officer II, Multilateral Trade Division, WTO Unit, External Trade Department, Federal Ministry of Commerce, Abuja.

Qatar Mr. Khalifa Ahmad ALSOWAIDI, Foreign Trade Researcher, Department of Commerce, Ministry of Finance, Economy and Commerce, Doha.

Russian Federation Miss Elena Sergeevna ALDAKUSHKINA, Chief Specialist, Department for Trade Policy and Multilateral Negotiations, Trade in Services Division, Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, Moscow.

Rwanda Mr. Elias BAINGANA, Executive Assistant to Ag. Commissioner General, Office of the Commissioner General, Rwanda Revenue Authority, Kigali.

Saint Lucia Mr. Andrew Osborne SATNEY, Senior Economist Affairs Officer, Economic Affairs Division, Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States, Castries.

Samoa Miss Aida FAUMUI, Principal Trade and Investment Promotion Officer, Trade and Investment Promotion Unit, Department of Trade, Commerce and Industry, Apia.

Singapore Mr. Soo Chuan ONG, Desk Officer, International Economics Directorate, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore.

Tuvalu Mr Pugameau TAUFILO, Trade Officer, Ministry of Tourism, Trade and Commerce, Funafuti.

Yemen Mr. Hamoud Ali AL-NAJAR, Commercial Attach?(WTO Affairs), Permanent Mission of Yemen to the United Nations Office at Geneva and other specialized Agencies in Europe, Geneva.

Yugoslavia Mrs. Sofija ARANJELOVIC, Senior Advisor, WTO Department, Ministry for Foreign Economic Relations, Beograd.

Zambia Mrs. Ikayi Gertrude SAMBONDU, Economist, Trade Department, Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry, Lusaka.

Belarus	Mr. Aleksandr KULINKOVICH, First Secretary, WTO Section, Department of Tariff Regulation and WTO, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Minsk
Belize	Miss Carmen Melina SILVA, Foreign Service Officer, International Trade Desk, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Belmopan.
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Mr. Emir DJIKIC, Senior Official, Sector for International Trade Relations, Department for Multilateral Trade Relations, Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Relations, Sarajevo.
Brunei Darussalam	Mrs. Ainatol Zahayu MOHAMMAD, Project Officer, International Relations and Trade Development Division, Ministry of Industry and Primary Resources, Bandar Seri Begawan.
Bulgaria	Mrs. Rouslana Anguelova STOYANOVA, Head, WTO and other International Economic Organizations Division, Multilateral Trade and Economic Policy Directorate, Ministry of Economy, Sofia.
Cameroon	Mrs. Marie Madeleine Cocovi NGUIDJOI, Sub-Director of External Trade Affairs, Department of Commercial Promotion and Services, Ministry of Industrial and Commercial Development, Yaounde.
Eritrea	Mr. Berekhet-AB Habtemariam OGBAZGHI, Director, Foreign Trade Division, Department of Trade, Ministry of Trade and Industry, Asmara.
Gambia	Mr. Lamin JAMMEH, Trade Economist, Trade Division, Department of State for Trade, Industry and Employment, Banjul.
Grenada	Mr. Junior Glenroy MAHON, Trade Officer/Economist, International Trade Division, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Trade, St. George's.
Hong Kong, China	Mrs. Kit Mui Patricia LUI, Principal Trade Officer, Multilateral Division, Trade and Industry Department, Kowloon.
Indonesia	Mr. MBA MUGHOFUR, Section Manager of Environment and Development, Sub-directorate of Trade Policy, Directorate of Multilateral Cooperation, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Jakarta.
Iran	Mr. Mohammad Reza ALIPOUR NANDEL, Expert, Multilateral Economic Cooperation Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tehran.
Kenya	Mr. Michael Moses OTIENO, Trade Development Officer II, Department of External Trade, WTO Division, Ministry of Tourism, Trade and Industry, Nairobi.
Lebanon	Miss Lama OUEIJAN, Trade Economist, Minister's Cabinet, Ministry of Economy and Trade, Beirut.
Malawi	Miss Christina ZAKEYO JERE, Trade Officer, Foreign Trade Section, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Lilongwe.
Malaysia	Mr. Mohd Daud MOHD ARIF, Assistant Director, Regional Economic Cooperation Division, Ministry of International Trade and Industry, Kuala Lumpur.
Mauritius	Mrs. Soraya Farah RAMJANALLY-NUTHAY, Trade Analyst, International Trade Division, Ministry of Industry, Commerce and International Trade, 8th Floor, Air Mauritius Centre, Port Louis.
Mexico	Mr. Guillermo MALPICA SOTO, Director of Multilateral Negotiations and Regional Organizations, Directorate General of Negotiations in Services, Ministry of Economy, Mexico D.F.
Mongolia	Mr. Urjinlhundev TUGSBILGUUN, Desk Officer, Department of Trade Policy and Cooperation, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Ulaanbaatar.
Nigeria	Mr. Richard BIRIBINA, Commercial Officer II, Multilateral Trade Division, WTO Unit, External Trade Department, Federal Ministry of Commerce, Abuja.
Qatar	Mr. Khalifa Ahmad ALSOWAIDI, Foreign Trade Researcher, Department of Commerce, Ministry of Finance, Economy and Commerce, Doha.
Russian Federation	Miss Elena Sergeevna ALDAKUSHKINA, Chief Specialist, Department for Trade Policy and Multilateral Negotiations, Trade in Services Division, Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, Moscow.
Rwanda	Mr. Elias BAINGANA, Executive Assistant to Ag. Commissioner General, Office of the Commissioner General, Rwanda Revenue Authority, Kigali.
Saint Lucia	Mr. Andrew Osborne SATNEY, Senior Economist Affairs Officer, Economic Affairs Division, Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States, Castries.
Samoa	Miss Aida FAUMUI, Principal Trade and Investment Promotion Officer, Trade and Investment Promotion Unit, Department of Trade, Commerce and Industry, Apia.
Singapore	Mr. Soo Chuan ONG, Desk Officer, International Economics Directorate, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore.
Tuvalu	Mr Pugameau TAUFILO, Trade Officer, Ministry of Tourism, Trade and Commerce, Funafuti.
Yemen	Mr. Hamoud Ali AL-NAJAR, Commercial Attach?(WTO Affairs), Permanent Mission of Yemen to the United Nations Office at Geneva and other specialized Agencies in Europe, Geneva.
Yugoslavia	Mrs. Sofija ARANJELOVIC, Senior Advisor, WTO Department, Ministry for Foreign Economic Relations, Beograd.
Zambia	Mrs. Ikayi Gertrude SAMBONDU, Economist, Trade Department, Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry, Lusaka.

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Le dix-neuvième cours de politique commerciale de l'OMC a commenc?/b>