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Strengthening of the OECS capacity to participate effectively in international trade negotiations.
Increasingly, therefore, information technology is playing a key role in facilitating trade efficiency andproviding opportunities for developing countries to participate effectively in international trade.
The limited capacity of developing countries to participate effectively in international trade negotiations was an impediment to their ability to derive benefits from those negotiations.
It also required capacity building in order to ensure that all players are in a position to participate effectively in international discussions and negotiations.
With a view to improving the technical capacity of LDCs to participate effectively in international negotiations on investment treaties and to implement them accordingly, the secretariat continued to provide ad hoc assistance to a number of requesting countries.
SMEs continue to experience difficulties in developing the training andexpertise required to participate effectively in international trade and electronic commerce.
Preparing developing countries to participate effectively in international trade negotiations, particularly by providing tools to allow them to prepare their own positive agenda, was in the best interests of all countries and was a prerequisite for the success of such negotiations.
The Open-Ended Working Group should promote the right of all countries to participate effectively in international economic decision-making processes.
As part of UNCTAD's work to help developing countries to participate effectively in international discussions related to technology transfer and knowledge-sharing and get a better understanding of the role of technology and innovation in the development process, two activities are of note: the knowledge economy component of the paragraph 166 regional courses on Key Issues on the International Economic Agenda and the Innovation and Technology Day.
Coordination between capital-based economic ministries and missions abroad, andoverall capacity to participate effectively in international forums; and.
Improvement of the abilities of Parties with economies in transition to participate effectively in international negotiations in the climate change process, including the Convention and its Kyoto Protocol.
What measures are necessary to further strengthen the abilityof developing countries and countries with economies in transition to participate effectively in international economic decision-making?
However, African countries lacked the technical capacity and expertise to participate effectively in international negotiations on investment treaties as well as in the implementation of those treaties.
Improved capacity of individual countries to achieve and maintain sustainable levels of debt,including their capacity to participate effectively in international debt negotiations.
With a view to improving the technical capacity of African countries to participate effectively in international negotiations on investment treaties, and to implement them accordingly, UNCTAD continued to provide ad hoc assistance to a number of requesting countries.
The British Council and Cambridge University Press have developed a unique coursebook:«English for Academics»,which will help university staff to develop the skills needed to participate effectively in international educational dialogue.
High officials have clearly stated that Iraq is to be a country free of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery and that Iraq affirms its adherence to the conventions and treaties on disarmament andnon-proliferation and its intention to participate effectively in international meetings and conferences on the subject.
With a view to improving the technical capacity of African countries to participate effectively in international negotiations on investment treaties and to implement them accordingly, the Secretariat continued to provide ad hoc assistance to a number of requesting countries.
The UNCTAD secretariat has also developed a Science and Technology Diplomacy Initiative aimed at helping trade diplomats,especially Geneva-based ones, deepen their knowledge needed to participate effectively in international negotiations that have a science and technology component.
In support of developing countries' efforts to develop their capacity to address complex and multifaceted trade and environment issues comprehensively and to participate effectively in international negotiations, the regional commissions are working jointly, in collaboration with UNEP, UNCTAD and the World Trade Organization, on a project for capacity-building in trade and environment.
We will also reinforce efforts to provide technical assistance to least developed countries that request it in order to enable them to participate more effectively in the multilateral trading system, including through the effective operation of the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries andby providing support to allow them to participate effectively in international trade negotiations.
They facilitate the exchange of experiences and lessons learned, build capacity, support networks on issues of regional importance,strengthen countries' capacity to participate effectively in international forest-related policy fora, and enhance linkages among national, regional and global processes.
We will also reinforce efforts to provide technical assistance to least developed countries that request it in order to enable them to participate more effectively in the multilateral trading system, including through the effective operation of the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries and by providing support to allow them to participate effectively in international trade negotiations.
It will monitor and analyse the evolution of the international trading system and trends in international trade froma development perspective and help developing countries to participate effectively in international trade and trade negotiations and to formulate and implement relevant policies and strategies.
Recognizing that the main role of UNIDO lies in providing technical cooperation to the developing countries, in particular the least developed countries, and the countries with economies in transition, in relation to those support functions in which the Organization has a competitive advantage, such as strengthening of industrial capacities and cleaner sustainable industrial development andalso giving assistance to those countries to participate effectively in international trade.
We call upon the international community to provide continued support to give the least developed countries,landlocked developing countries and small island developing States a strengthened voice, enabling them to participate effectively in international dialogues leading to the formulation of the development agenda beyond 2015.
Providing technical assistance bilaterally and through the auspices of the WTO, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD), the International Trade Centre(ITC) and other organizations to developing countries and countries with economies in transition, for capacity-building and to address the ability to trade,as well as to participate effectively in international economic fora, and in international trade negotiations, including the WTO dispute settlement mechanism;
With regard to the report on"Maritime policy reforms in the NIS of the former Soviet Union"(UNCTAD/SDD/SHIP/4), he noted that the report on the whole gave a realistic picture of the process of reform in the countries in question, as well as of the goals of the maritime policy of these countries,namely enabling national fleets to participate effectively in international shipping on the basis of the principle of free access to transport markets, equality and fair competition.
Providing technical assistance bilaterally and through the auspices of the World Trade Organization, the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, the International Trade Centre and other organizations to developing countries and countries with economies in transition for capacity-building and to address the ability to trade,as well as to participate effectively in international economic forums, and in international trade negotiations, including the dispute settlement mechanism of the World Trade Organization.