Mise en œuvre par les Membres — rapports et études de cas

Le Groupe de négociation sur la facilitation des échanges complète ses activités principales de négociation par la présentation d'études de cas décrivant l'expérience des Membres en ce qui concerne les coûts et les avantages de l'amélioration de la gestion de leurs frontières. Ces études de cas ont ét?établies par des Membres de l'OMC et des Observateurs dans le but d'échanger des données d'expérience sur la mise en œuvre des mesures de facilitation des échanges qui font actuellement l'objet de négociations ?l'OMC. Les rapports relatifs ?l'assistance technique donnent des renseignements sur les programmes menés actuellement pour appuyer la mise en œuvre de mesures de facilitation des échanges. D'autres rapports pertinents figurent également ci-après.

> I. Expérience pratique de la mise en œuvre des réformes en matière de facilitation des échanges, y compris les coûts et les avantages de ces réformes
> II. Études de cas et rapports par thèmes
> III. Programme global de réforme des études de cas en matière de facilitation des échanges
> IV. Programmes d'assistance technique
> V. Rapports d'organisations internationales

Expérience pratique de la mise en œuvre des réformes en matière de facilitation des échanges, y compris les coûts et les avantages de ces réformes haut de page

Conférence sur la facilitation des échanges à l'intention des pays africains
Nairobi, Kenya

Symposium 13-12 novembre 2012
Ordre du jour avec liens vers les présentations (uniquement en anglais)

Mardi 13 novembre

9:00 - 9:30	Opening Ceremony
	Master of Ceremonies:
	Thuita Mwangi, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kenya
	Speakers:
	Ambassador Eduardo Sperisen-Yurt, Chair — WTO Negotiating Group on Trade Facilitation
	Moono Mupotola, Division Manager, Regional Integration and Trade Division, African Development Bank
	Keynote speaker and official opening:
	Hon. Prof. Sam K. Ongeri, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Kenya
9:30 - 10:45	Session 1: Trade Facilitation Implementation in Africa
	Moderator:
	H.E. Dr. Tom Mboya, Ambassador of Kenya to the WTO, Chair of the WTO Council on Trade in Goods and Member of Troika of African Group Coordination, WTO
	Speakers:
	Chenjerai Chibaya, African Union	Presentation
	Halima Noor Abdi, ECA Geneva Interregional Advisory Services	Presentation
	Gerald Ajumbo, African Development Bank
Overview of the Action Plan for fast tracking the Continental Free Trade Area and how it links to the WTO trade facilitation negotiations. The African Development Bank will highlight its work program on trade facilitation implementation in the continent.
10:45 - 11:15	Coffee Break
11:15 - 12:30
	Session 2: WTO Trade Facilitation Negotiations
	Moderator:
	Joy Kategekwa, Legal/Economic Affairs Officer, WTO Secretariat
	Speaker:
	Sheri Rosenow, WTO Secretariat	Presentation
Overview of Part I of the proposed WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement which will create new rules on WTO Members policies covering transit, border fees and formalities, transparency and customs co-operation.
12:30 - 2:00	Lunch Break
2:00 – 3:15	Session 3: WTO Trade Facilitation Negotiations — continued
	Moderator:
	Joy Kategekwa, Legal/Economic Affairs Officer, WTO Secretariat
	Speaker:
	Richard Eglin, WTO Secretariat	Presentation
Overview of Part II of the proposed WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement which will create flexibilities for developing and least-developed countries and provide for assistance to implement the new policy rules.
3:15 - 3:45	Coffee Break
3:45 – 5:30	Session 4: Establishing TF Priorities for African Business
	Moderator:
	H.E. Dr. Tom Mboya — Ambassador of Kenya to the WTO, Chair of the WTO Council on Trade in Goods and Member Troika of African Group Coordination, WTO
	Speakers:
	Dickson Poloji, East African Business Council	Presentation
	Mark Pearson, TradeMark Southern Africa	Presentation
	Scott Allen, TradeMark East Africa	Presentation
Private sector will explain the importance of better border management and how trade facilitation measures can help achieve this.
6:30 - 8:30	Reception Hosted by African Development Bank

Mercredi 14 novembre

9.00 – 10:30	Session 5: Best Practices in Trade Facilitation — Customs National Experiences
	Moderator:
	Moono Mupotola, Division Manager, Regional Integration and Trade Division, African Development Bank
	Speakers:
	Reuben Kunda — Zambia Customs	Presentation
	Tajudeen Olanrewaju — Nigeria Customs Service	Presentation
	Michael Lekala — South Africa Revenue Service	Presentation
Customs experts from national customs administrations will share their experience in the best practice of implementation of some of the proposed WTO trade facilitation measures at the national level.
10:30 - 11:00	Coffee Break
11.00 - 12:30	Session 6: Best Practices in Trade Facilitation
	Moderator:
	Moono Mupotola, Division Manager, Regional Integration and Trade Division, African Development Bank
	Speakers:
	Aïssata Yameogo and Chris Appiah, ECOWAS	Presentation
	James Kuleiye, EAC	Presentation
	Alexei Oduber, BU Panama	Presentation
Regional Economic Communities will share their experience in the best practice of implementation of some of the proposed WTO trade facilitation measures at the regional level.
12:30 - 2:00	Lunch Break
2.00 - 3:30	Session 7: Partnerships to Strengthen Reform — How Do They Work?
	Moderator:
	H.E. Mr. Yonov Frederick Agah, Ambassasor of Nigeria to the WTO
	Panelists:
	Paul Fekete, US Agency for International Development	Presentation
	Dominique Njinkeu, World Bank Trade Facilitation Facility	Presentation
	Giorgio Cocchi, European Commission	Presentation
	Patrick Kanyimbo, African Development Bank	Presentation
How do assistance programs work and how can governments can make best use of available funding, find programs to suit their needs and make requests for assistance?
3:30 - 3:45	Coffee Break
3.45 - 5:30	Session 8: Strengthening Africa’s Role in the WTO Trade Facilitation Negotiations
	Chair:
	H.E. Mr. Frederick Agah, Ambassasor of Nigeria to the WTO
	Speakers:
	Lucas Saronga, Focal Point of WTO LDC Group	Presentation
	Edouard Bizumuremi, Focal Point WTO African Group
	Ndiaga Mboup, First Secretary, Permanent Mission of Senegal in Geneva
	Paul Batibonak, First Secretary, Permanent Mission of Cameroon in Geneva	Presentation (en français)
	Nadir Merah, African Union Commission
The goal of this session is to help African governments to refine a negotiating strategy for the final phases of the WTO trade facilitation negotiations.

Jeudi 15 novembre

9.00 – 10:15	Session 9: WTO Trade Facilitation Needs Assessments Program
	Speaker:
	Sheri Rosenow, WTO Secretariat	Presentation
Explanation of the new WTO trade facilitation needs assessment program.
10:15 - 10:45	Coffee Break
10:45 - 12:30	Session 10: Trade Facilitation Support — ongoing and future projects
	Moderator:
	Sheri Rosenow — WTO Secretariat
	Speakers:
	Godwin Penungwe, USAID Southern African Trade Hub and Washington	Presentation
	Matt Rees, USAID Southern African Trade Hub and Washington
	Penina Simba, EAC —TMEA Partnership	Presentation
	Halima Noor Abdi, UNECA — Geneva Interregional Advisory Services
	Daniel Tanoe, UNECA	Presentation
	Derrese Degefa, ATPC/UNECA	Presentation
Each organization will be able to make a brief presentation on their program followed by time for questions/discussion. (The amount of time for each organization will depend on the number of organizations interested.)
Donors and assistance projects will have the opportunity to explain their current and future trade facilitation related assistance programs in Africa.
12:30 - 2:00	Lunch Break
2.00 - 3:30	Session 11: Trade Facilitation Support — ongoing and future projects — continued
	Moderator:
	Sheri Rosenow — WTO Secretariat
	Speakers: Donors/Assistance projects
	WCO Brussels (Milena Budimirovic), and Regional Office for Capacity Building — Nairobi (Larry Liza)	Presentation

	Dominique Njinkeu, World Bank Trade Facilitation Facility	Presentation
	Azhar Jaimurzina and Arántzazu Sanchez, UNCTAD	Presentation
	Pablo Jenkins, WTO STDF Unit	Presentation
	Masahuru Shimoya, JICA	Presentation
3:30 - 4:30	Session 12: Bi-lateral Meetings / Trade Fair
Participating Organizations:
Organization	Person(s)
WTO Needs Assessment Program	Sheri Rosenow and Joy Kategekwa
TradeMark Southern Africa	Vonesai Hove
EAC-TMEA Partnership	Penina Simba
USAID and USAID Trade Hub	Godwin Punungwe & Paul Fekete
WCO — Brussels	Milena Budimirovic
WCO ESA Regional Office for Capacity Building	Larry Liza
World Bank TFF	Dominique Njinkeu
ECOWAS	Aïssata Yameogo and Chris Appiah
Japan	Masahuru Shimoya and Takao Iwai
European Commission	Giorgio Cocchi
STDF	Pablo Jenkins
UNCTAD	Azhar Jaimurzina and Arántzazu Sanchez
In a trade fair type set-up each assistance organization/donor will have an area where they can distribute information and meet with participants to provide more information about their programs.
4:30 - 5:30	Summing Up and Closing Ceremony
	Speaker:
	Thuita Mwangi, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kenya

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Expérience pratique de la mise en œuvre des réformes en matière de facilitation des échanges, y compris les coûts et les avantages de ces réformes

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Mise en œuvre par les Membres — rapports et études de cas