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PRESS/283
8 avril 2002
Le 19鑝e cours de politique commerciale de l'OMC s'ach鑦e
Des fonctionnaires de 30 pays et territoires douaniers ont assist?le 5 avril 2002 ?la s閍nce de cl魌ure du 19鑝e cours de politique commerciale de l'OMC. La c閞閙onie, au cours de laquelle les participants ont re鐄 un dipl鬽e attestant qu'ils avaient termin? avec succ鑣 le programme de formation d'une dur閑 de trois mois, 閠ait pr閟id閑 par M. Paul-Henri Ravier, Directeur g閚閞al adjoint de l'OMC, qui, au nom de M. Mike Moore, a f閘icit?tous les participants pour leurs r閟ultats.
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M. Ravier a mentionn?les efforts consid閞ables d閜loy閟 par les Membres de l'OMC et les donateurs pour permettre au Secr閠ariat de surmonter les difficult閟 dans les domaines du renforcement des capacit閟 et de la coop閞ation technique, en particulier apr鑣 le lancement du Programme de Doha pour le d関eloppement, l'ann閑 derni鑢e. Dans ce contexte, il a soulign?l'accroissement sensible des activit閟 de formation men閑s par le Secr閠ariat de l'OMC en g閚閞al, et l'Institut de formation en particulier. Le Directeur g閚閞al adjoint a n閍nmoins confirm?que les cours de politique commerciale ?Gen鑦e resteraient la r閒閞ence principale pour l'閘aboration d'un programme diversifi?d'activit閟 de formation qui fera 間alement appel aux technologies modernes pour diffuser l'information et augmenter l'interactivit?entre les formateurs et les participants. M. Ravier a soulign?qu'il importait de maintenir le r閟eau de contacts que les participants ont pu 閠ablir pendant le cours.
Au nom des 30 participants, M. Andrew Osborne Satney (Sainte-Lucie) a remerci?le Secr閠ariat et l'Institut de formation de l'OMC d'avoir accueilli le cours. Il a soulign?l'importance de ce type d'activit?visant au renforcement des capacit閟, qui permet de comprendre, de l'int閞ieur, la fa鏾n dont fonctionne l'OMC. Il a insist?sur l'appel de M. Ravier ?maintenir le contact avec l'OMC et a exprim?la reconnaissance des participants envers l'OMC pour leur avoir permis de constituer des bases solides afin que leurs pays puissent participer plus activement aux travaux men閟 sous les auspices de l'OMC, et en particulier aux n間ociations devant aboutir ?la prochaine Conf閞ence minist閞ielle de l'OMC, qui doit se tenir au Mexique en 2003.
La mission de l'Institut de formation de l'OMC ne consiste pas seulement ?organiser les traditionnels cours de politique commerciale de trois mois, qui ont 閠?cr殫s ?l'閜oque du GATT, en 1955, et inclut d'autres activit閟 dans les domaines suivants: formation de formateurs, 関entail diversifi?de cours de politique commerciale de courte dur閑, services de t閘?enseignement, et coop閞ation accrue avec les universit閟 et autres 閠ablissements d'enseignement dont les programmes traitent de l'OMC et des questions li閑s au commerce.
La liste des participants ?ce 19鑝e cours de politique commerciale
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Belarus |
Mr. Aleksandr KULINKOVICH, First Secretary, WTO Section, Department of Tariff Regulation and WTO, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Minsk. |
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Belize |
Miss Carmen Melina SILVA, Foreign Service Officer, International Trade Desk, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Belmopan. |
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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. |
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Brunei Darussalam |
Mrs. Ainatol Zahayu MOHAMMAD, Project Officer, International Relations and Trade Development Division, Ministry of Industry and Primary Resources, Bandar Seri Begawan. |
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Bulgaria |
Mrs. Rouslana Anguelova STOYANOVA, Head, WTO and other International Economic Organizations Division, Multilateral Trade and Economic Policy Directorate, Ministry of Economy, Sofia. |
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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. |
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Eritrea |
Mr. Berekhet-AB Habtemariam OGBAZGHI, Director, Foreign Trade Division, Department of Trade, Ministry of Trade and Industry, Asmara. |
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Gambia |
Mr. Lamin JAMMEH, Trade Economist, Trade Division, Department of State for Trade, Industry and Employment, Banjul. |
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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. |
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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. |
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Iran |
Mr. Mohammad Reza ALIPOUR NANDEL, Expert, Multilateral Economic Cooperation Department, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tehran. |
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Kenya |
Mr. Michael Moses OTIENO, Trade Development Officer II, Department of External Trade, WTO Division, Ministry of Tourism, Trade and Industry, Nairobi. |
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Lebanon |
Miss Lama OUEIJAN, Trade Economist, Minister's Cabinet, Ministry of Economy and Trade, Beirut. |
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Malawi |
Miss Christina ZAKEYO JERE, Trade Officer, Foreign Trade Section, Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Lilongwe. |
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Malaysia |
Mr. Mohd Daud MOHD ARIF, Assistant Director, Regional Economic Cooperation Division, Ministry of International Trade and Industry, Kuala Lumpur. |
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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. |
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Mexico |
Mr. Guillermo MALPICA SOTO, Director of Multilateral Negotiations and Regional Organizations, Directorate General of Negotiations in Services, Ministry of Economy, Mexico D.F. |
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Mongolia |
Mr. Urjinlhundev TUGSBILGUUN, Desk Officer, Department of Trade Policy and Cooperation, Ministry of Industry and Trade, Ulaanbaatar. |
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Qatar |
Mr. Khalifa Ahmad ALSOWAIDI, Foreign Trade Researcher, Department of Commerce, Ministry of Finance, Economy and Commerce, Doha. |
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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. |
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Rwanda |
Mr. Elias BAINGANA, Executive Assistant to Ag. Commissioner General, Office of the Commissioner General, Rwanda Revenue Authority, Kigali. |
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Saint Lucia |
Mr. Andrew Osborne SATNEY, Senior Economist Affairs Officer, Economic Affairs Division, Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States, Castries. |
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Samoa |
Miss Aida FAUMUI, Principal Trade and Investment Promotion Officer, Trade and Investment Promotion Unit, Department of Trade, Commerce and Industry, Apia. |
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Singapore |
Mr. Soo Chuan ONG, Desk Officer, International Economics Directorate, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Singapore. |
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Tuvalu |
Mr Pugameau TAUFILO, Trade Officer, Ministry of Tourism, Trade and Commerce, Funafuti. |
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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. |
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Yugoslavia |
Mrs. Sofija ARANJELOVIC, Senior Advisor, WTO Department, Ministry for Foreign Economic Relations, Beograd. |
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Zambia
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Mrs. Ikayi Gertrude SAMBONDU, Economist, Trade Department, Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry, Lusaka. |