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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

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.

10 mai 2013‘TradeMark’ adopts UNCTAD’s classification of non-tariff measures

A programme designed to improve regional trade performance in Southern and Eastern Africa has decided to employ UNCTAD’s new classification of non-tariff measures (NTMs).

02 mai 2013UNCTAD to strengthen Latin American work on non-tariff measures

UNCTAD has reached agreement with the Latin American Integration Association (Asociación Latinoamericana de Integración, or ALADI) to strengthen cooperation in the area of non-tariff measures (NTMs).

15 avril 2013Bank officials discuss financing of services exports and creative industries

How to capture the potential of services exports, and of creative-industry products such as films and music, was the topic of a recently held meeting of officials from export-import banks.

27 mars 2013Forum on sustainability standards selects areas of work

A new United Nations Forum on Voluntary Sustainability Standards, which has just been launched, will focus during its first years on the role to be played by governments in making voluntary sustainability standards work for public policy objectives while avoiding trade friction and exclusion.

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