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Commerce international et produits de base

L´objectif des programmes de la CNUCED dans ce domaine est de promouvoir le développement des pays en développement grâce au commerce international; de les aider à participer aux négociations commerciales internationales; de renforcer les capacités de ces pays dans le secteur des services; d´encourager l´intégration du commerce, de l´environnement et du développement; d´analyser les questions relatives au droit, à la politique et au développement de la concurrence; et d´accroître la contribution du secteur des produits de base au développement par le biais de la diversification des produits et de la gestion des risques.

NEWS

17 mai 2013Culture vital for development progress, Deputy Secretary-General tells meeting

Culture, as exemplified by thriving creative industries around the world, has many positive spillovers for human development, UNCTAD’s Deputy Secretary-General has said in China.

15 mai 2013Trade in creative products reached new peak in 2011, UNCTAD figures show

Numbers released in run-up to Global Services Forum in Beijing show creative industries exports rose sharply from 2002-2011.

14 mai 2013Joint UNCTAD-ILO report urges greater attention to farming sector

A new book edited by UNCTAD and the International Labour Organization (ILO) stresses that agricultural trade can be an opportunity for creating jobs and alleviating poverty around the world.

13 mai 2013Cuba’s ratification of trade preferences pact welcomed

Cuba’s ratification of the São Paulo Round of the Global System of Trade Preferences (GSTP) will accelerate implementation of the agreement, other GSTP participants have said.

10 mai 2013UNCTAD services study tour sends Ugandan officials to South Africa

Ugandan officials are visiting Pretoria, South Africa, from 6 to 10 May, to learn how to expand their nation’s services sector so that it boosts growth and makes the national economy less vulnerable to external shocks.

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