High-Level Opening Session
Presentation of Study: "Liberia: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA"
Presentation of an Accession Impact Study: "Afghanistan: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA"
20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHINA'S Membres de la CEA: INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENTFRIDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 11:30-13:00
LAUNCH OF STUDY "LIBERIA: A RETROSPECTIVE ON FIVE YEARS OF Membres de la CEA"Monday, 4 October 2021 - 13:00-14:30
Nouvelles: CEA, ITC reflect on five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA
COMMEMORATING AFGHANISTAN'S 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF MEMBRES DE L'OMCThursday, 29 July 2021 - 13:00-14:30
Nouvelles: Event marks 5 years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA
Anniversary Événements provide an opportunity to commemorate milestone anniversaries for CEA members that have joined the organization since the CEA was established in 1995. These Événements help to shed light on a member's integration into the multilateral trading system and the global economy. Événements held to mark Membres de la CEA anniversaries are highlighted below.
Moderated byH.E. Mr. Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, CEA
Emerged from the civil war and the Ebola crisis, Liberia presented a unique case in the accessions of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the CEA by activating and finalising its process within a short period. Liberia became the 163rd Member of the CEA on 14 July 2016. This case, known by some as "Liberian model", comprised of key ingredients including strong political commitment to accession-related reforms at the highest level of the government, intensive engagement by CEA Members in the accession process, and extensive technical assistance and support provided by development partners and the CEA Secretariat.
This session will reflect on the first five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA, including the impact of CEA accession on Liberia's economy and the remaining challenges facing Liberia as a post-conflict LDC. It will also provide a platform for an exchange of views with CEA Members and development partners on the way forward, with a Voir to reaping the full benefits from Liberia's participation in the CEA.
Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward
Afghanistan is the latest addition to the CEA family which became the 164th Member of the Organization on 29 July 2016, following 12 years of accession negotiations. Despite the serious capacity constrains faced by Afghanistan as a fragile and conflict-affected least-developed country (LDC), it has demonstrated exceptional commitment to integration in the multilateral trading system and global economy and set a high standard for LDCs participation in the CEA.
This 5-year anniversary provides for a timely opportunity to reflect on the results of the first years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA, assess the impact of CEA accession and the remaining challenges, including those recently caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and to exchange views with CEA Members and development partners on the way ahead, with the objective to maximize benefits from Afghanistan's participation in the CEA.
Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward
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Membres de la CEA: Anniversary Événements High-Level Opening Session Presentation of Study: "Liberia: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" Presentation of an Accession Impact Study: "Afghanistan: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHINA'S Membres de la CEA: INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENTFRIDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 11:30-13:00 LAUNCH OF STUDY "LIBERIA: A RETROSPECTIVE ON FIVE YEARS OF Membres de la CEA"Monday, 4 October 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: CEA, ITC reflect on five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA COMMEMORATING AFGHANISTAN'S 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF MEMBRES DE L'OMCThursday, 29 July 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: Event marks 5 years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA Accueil|La CEA|Nouvelles et événements|Domaines|Membres de la CEA|Documents et ressources|Relations extérieures Anniversary Événements provide an opportunity to commemorate milestone anniversaries for CEA members that have joined the organization since the CEA was established in 1995.
These Événements help to shed light on a member's integration into the multilateral trading system and the global economy.
Événements held to mark Membres de la CEA anniversaries are highlighted below.
Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, CEA Emerged from the civil war and the Ebola crisis, Liberia presented a unique case in the accessions of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the CEA by activating and finalising its process within a short period.
Liberia became the 163rd Member of the CEA on 14 July 2016.
This case, known by some as "Liberian model", comprised of key ingredients including strong political commitment to accession-related reforms at the highest level of the government, intensive engagement by CEA Members in the accession process, and extensive technical assistance and support provided by development partners and the CEA Secretariat.
This session will reflect on the first five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA, including the impact of CEA accession on Liberia's economy and the remaining challenges facing Liberia as a post-conflict LDC.
It will also provide a platform for an exchange of views with CEA Members and development partners on the way forward, with a Voir to reaping the full benefits from Liberia's participation in the CEA.
Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward Afghanistan is the latest addition to the CEA family which became the 164th Member of the Organization on 29 July 2016, following 12 years of accession negotiations.
Despite the serious capacity constrains faced by Afghanistan as a fragile and conflict-affected least-developed country (LDC), it has demonstrated exceptional commitment to integration in the multilateral trading system and global economy and set a high standard for LDCs participation in the CEA.
This 5-year anniversary provides for a timely opportunity to reflect on the results of the first years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA, assess the impact of CEA accession and the remaining challenges, including those recently caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and to exchange views with CEA Members and development partners on the way ahead, with the objective to maximize benefits from Afghanistan's participation in the CEA.
Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward Problèmes pour visualiser cette page?Si c'est le cas, veuillez contacter[email protected]en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez.
CEA | Membres de la CEA: Anniversary Événements Accueil | La CEA | Nouvelles et événements | Domaines | Membres de la CEA | Documents et ressources | Relations extérieures Contactez-nous | Plan du site | A-Z | Recherche anglais espagnol accueil la CEA accessions Membres de la CEA: anniversary Événements accessions Membres de la CEA: Anniversary Événements Anniversary Événements provide an opportunity to commemorate milestone anniversaries for CEA members that have joined the organization since the CEA was established in 1995.
These Événements help to shed light on a member's integration into the multilateral trading system and the global economy.
Événements held to mark Membres de la CEA anniversaries are highlighted below.
20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHINA'S Membres de la CEA: INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT FRIDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 11:30-13:00 11:30-11:45 High-Level Opening Session Dr.
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director-General, CEA H.E.
Chenggang Li, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of China to the CEA 11:45-13:00 Panel Session Mr.
Pascal Lamy, Former Director-General, CEA Ms.
Wendy Cutler, Former Deputy United States Trade Representative Mr.
Yongtu Long, Former Vice Minister & Chief Negotiator of China's accession Moderated by H.E.
Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, CEA LAUNCH OF STUDY "LIBERIA: A RETROSPECTIVE ON FIVE YEARS OF Membres de la CEA" Monday, 4 October 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: CEA, ITC reflect on five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA Emerged from the civil war and the Ebola crisis, Liberia presented a unique case in the accessions of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the CEA by activating and finalising its process within a short period.
Liberia became the 163rd Member of the CEA on 14 July 2016.
This case, known by some as "Liberian model", comprised of key ingredients including strong political commitment to accession-related reforms at the highest level of the government, intensive engagement by CEA Members in the accession process, and extensive technical assistance and support provided by development partners and the CEA Secretariat.
This session will reflect on the first five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA, including the impact of CEA accession on Liberia's economy and the remaining challenges facing Liberia as a post-conflict LDC.
It will also provide a platform for an exchange of views with CEA Members and development partners on the way forward, with a Voir to reaping the full benefits from Liberia's participation in the CEA.
Maika Oshikawa, Director, Accessions Division, CEA 13h00 – 13h25 High-Level Opening: Dr.
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director-General, CEA Statement Ms.
Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director, ITC Statement Hon.
Diggs, Minister of échanges and Industry of Liberia Statement 13h25 – 13h30 Video Message: Mr.
Joakim Reiter, former Chairperson of the Working Party on the Accession of Liberia 13h30 – 14h00 Presentation of Study: "Liberia: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" Mr.
Patrick Low, former Chief Economist, CEA Statement Commentator: Mr.
Addy, former Minister of échanges and Industry and Chief Negotiator for Liberia's accession to the CEA Statement 14h00 – 14h30 Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward COMMEMORATING AFGHANISTAN'S 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF Membres de la CEA Thursday, 29 July 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: Event marks 5 years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA Afghanistan is the latest addition to the CEA family which became the 164th Member of the Organization on 29 July 2016, following 12 years of accession negotiations.
Despite the serious capacity constrains faced by Afghanistan as a fragile and conflict-affected least-developed country (LDC), it has demonstrated exceptional commitment to integration in the multilateral trading system and global economy and set a high standard for LDCs participation in the CEA.
This 5-year anniversary provides for a timely opportunity to reflect on the results of the first years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA, assess the impact of CEA accession and the remaining challenges, including those recently caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and to exchange views with CEA Members and development partners on the way ahead, with the objective to maximize benefits from Afghanistan's participation in the CEA.
Maika Oshikawa, Director, Accessions Division, CEA 13h00 – 13h30 High-Level opening: Dr.
Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Director-General, CEA Statement Mr.
Sulaiman Bin Shah, Deputy Minister of Industry and échanges of Afghanistan Statement Ms.
Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director, ITC 13h30 – 14h00 Presentation of an Accession Impact Study: "Afghanistan: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" Mr.
Patrick Low, former Chief Economist, CEA Statement H.E.
Sayed Ramin Ziwary, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Afghanistan to the CEA Statement 14h00 – 14h30 Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward Share Problèmes pour visualiser cette page? Si c'est le cas, veuillez contacter [email protected] en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez..
High-Level Opening SessionPresentation of Study: "Liberia: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA"Presentation of an Accession Impact Study: "Afghanistan: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA"20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHINA'S Membres de la CEA: INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENTFRIDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 11:30-13:00LAUNCH OF STUDY "LIBERIA: A RETROSPECTIVE ON FIVE YEARS OF Membres de la CEA"Monday, 4 October 2021 - 13:00-14:30Nouvelles: CEA, ITC reflect on five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEACOMMEMORATING AFGHANISTAN'S 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF MEMBRES DE L'OMCThursday, 29 July 2021 - 13:00-14:30Nouvelles: Event marks 5 years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEAAnniversary Événements provide an opportunity to commemorate milestone anniversaries for CEA members that have joined the organization since the CEA was established in 1995.
These Événements help to shed light on a member's integration into the multilateral trading system and the global economy.
Événements held to mark Membres de la CEA anniversaries are highlighted below.Moderated byH.E.
Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, CEAEmerged from the civil war and the Ebola crisis, Liberia presented a unique case in the accessions of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the CEA by activating and finalising its process within a short period.
Liberia became the 163rd Member of the CEA on 14 July 2016.
This case, known by some as "Liberian model", comprised of key ingredients including strong political commitment to accession-related reforms at the highest level of the government, intensive engagement by CEA Members in the accession process, and extensive technical assistance and support provided by development partners and the CEA Secretariat.This session will reflect on the first five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA, including the impact of CEA accession on Liberia's economy and the remaining challenges facing Liberia as a post-conflict LDC.
It will also provide a platform for an exchange of views with CEA Members and development partners on the way forward, with a Voir to reaping the full benefits from Liberia's participation in the CEA.Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way ForwardAfghanistan is the latest addition to the CEA family which became the 164th Member of the Organization on 29 July 2016, following 12 years of accession negotiations.
Despite the serious capacity constrains faced by Afghanistan as a fragile and conflict-affected least-developed country (LDC), it has demonstrated exceptional commitment to integration in the multilateral trading system and global economy and set a high standard for LDCs participation in the CEA.This 5-year anniversary provides for a timely opportunity to reflect on the results of the first years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA, assess the impact of CEA accession and the remaining challenges, including those recently caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and to exchange views with CEA Members and development partners on the way ahead, with the objective to maximize benefits from Afghanistan's participation in the CEA.Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way ForwardProblèmes pour visualiser cette page?Si c'est le cas, veuillez contacter[email protected]en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez.
Membres de la CEA: Anniversary Événements High-Level Opening Session Presentation of Study: "Liberia: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" Presentation of an Accession Impact Study: "Afghanistan: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHINA'S Membres de la CEA: INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENTFRIDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 11:30-13:00 LAUNCH OF STUDY "LIBERIA: A RETROSPECTIVE ON FIVE YEARS OF Membres de la CEA"Monday, 4 October 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: CEA, ITC reflect on five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA COMMEMORATING AFGHANISTAN'S 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF MEMBRES DE L'OMCThursday, 29 July 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: Event marks 5 years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA Accueil|La CEA|Nouvelles et événements|Domaines|Membres de la CEA|Documents et ressources|Relations extérieures Anniversary Événements provide an opportunity to commemorate milestone anniversaries for CEA members that have joined the organization since the CEA was established in 1995.These Événements help to shed light on a member's integration into the multilateral trading system and the global economy.Événements held to mark Membres de la CEA anniversaries are highlighted below.Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, CEA Emerged from the civil war and the Ebola crisis, Liberia presented a unique case in the accessions of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the CEA by activating and finalising its process within a short period.Liberia became the 163rd Member of the CEA on 14 July 2016.This case, known by some as "Liberian model", comprised of key ingredients including strong political commitment to accession-related reforms at the highest level of the government, intensive engagement by CEA Members in the accession process, and extensive technical assistance and support provided by development partners and the CEA Secretariat.This session will reflect on the first five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA, including the impact of CEA accession on Liberia's economy and the remaining challenges facing Liberia as a post-conflict LDC.It will also provide a platform for an exchange of views with CEA Members and development partners on the way forward, with a Voir to reaping the full benefits from Liberia's participation in the CEA.Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward Afghanistan is the latest addition to the CEA family which became the 164th Member of the Organization on 29 July 2016, following 12 years of accession negotiations.Despite the serious capacity constrains faced by Afghanistan as a fragile and conflict-affected least-developed country (LDC), it has demonstrated exceptional commitment to integration in the multilateral trading system and global economy and set a high standard for LDCs participation in the CEA.This 5-year anniversary provides for a timely opportunity to reflect on the results of the first years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA, assess the impact of CEA accession and the remaining challenges, including those recently caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and to exchange views with CEA Members and development partners on the way ahead, with the objective to maximize benefits from Afghanistan's participation in the CEA.Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward Problèmes pour visualiser cette page?Si c'est le cas, veuillez contacter[email protected]en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez.CEA | Membres de la CEA: Anniversary Événements Accueil | La CEA | Nouvelles et événements | Domaines | Membres de la CEA | Documents et ressources | Relations extérieures Contactez-nous | Plan du site | A-Z | Recherche anglais espagnol accueil la CEA accessions Membres de la CEA: anniversary Événements accessions Membres de la CEA: Anniversary Événements Anniversary Événements provide an opportunity to commemorate milestone anniversaries for CEA members that have joined the organization since the CEA was established in 1995.These Événements help to shed light on a member's integration into the multilateral trading system and the global economy.Événements held to mark Membres de la CEA anniversaries are highlighted below.20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHINA'S Membres de la CEA: INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT FRIDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 11:30-13:00 11:30-11:45 High-Level Opening Session Dr.Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director-General, CEA H.E.Chenggang Li, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of China to the CEA 11:45-13:00 Panel Session Mr.Pascal Lamy, Former Director-General, CEA Ms.Wendy Cutler, Former Deputy United States Trade Representative Mr.Yongtu Long, Former Vice Minister & Chief Negotiator of China's accession Moderated by H.E.Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, CEA LAUNCH OF STUDY "LIBERIA: A RETROSPECTIVE ON FIVE YEARS OF Membres de la CEA" Monday, 4 October 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: CEA, ITC reflect on five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA Emerged from the civil war and the Ebola crisis, Liberia presented a unique case in the accessions of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the CEA by activating and finalising its process within a short period.Liberia became the 163rd Member of the CEA on 14 July 2016.This case, known by some as "Liberian model", comprised of key ingredients including strong political commitment to accession-related reforms at the highest level of the government, intensive engagement by CEA Members in the accession process, and extensive technical assistance and support provided by development partners and the CEA Secretariat.This session will reflect on the first five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA, including the impact of CEA accession on Liberia's economy and the remaining challenges facing Liberia as a post-conflict LDC.It will also provide a platform for an exchange of views with CEA Members and development partners on the way forward, with a Voir to reaping the full benefits from Liberia's participation in the CEA.Maika Oshikawa, Director, Accessions Division, CEA 13h00 – 13h25 High-Level Opening: Dr.Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director-General, CEA Statement Ms.Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director, ITC Statement Hon.Diggs, Minister of échanges and Industry of Liberia Statement 13h25 – 13h30 Video Message: Mr.Joakim Reiter, former Chairperson of the Working Party on the Accession of Liberia 13h30 – 14h00 Presentation of Study: "Liberia: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" Mr.Patrick Low, former Chief Economist, CEA Statement Commentator: Mr.Addy, former Minister of échanges and Industry and Chief Negotiator for Liberia's accession to the CEA Statement 14h00 – 14h30 Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward COMMEMORATING AFGHANISTAN'S 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF Membres de la CEA Thursday, 29 July 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: Event marks 5 years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA Afghanistan is the latest addition to the CEA family which became the 164th Member of the Organization on 29 July 2016, following 12 years of accession negotiations.Despite the serious capacity constrains faced by Afghanistan as a fragile and conflict-affected least-developed country (LDC), it has demonstrated exceptional commitment to integration in the multilateral trading system and global economy and set a high standard for LDCs participation in the CEA.This 5-year anniversary provides for a timely opportunity to reflect on the results of the first years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA, assess the impact of CEA accession and the remaining challenges, including those recently caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and to exchange views with CEA Members and development partners on the way ahead, with the objective to maximize benefits from Afghanistan's participation in the CEA.Maika Oshikawa, Director, Accessions Division, CEA 13h00 – 13h30 High-Level opening: Dr.Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Director-General, CEA Statement Mr.Sulaiman Bin Shah, Deputy Minister of Industry and échanges of Afghanistan Statement Ms.Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director, ITC 13h30 – 14h00 Presentation of an Accession Impact Study: "Afghanistan: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" Mr.Patrick Low, former Chief Economist, CEA Statement H.E.Sayed Ramin Ziwary, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Afghanistan to the CEA Statement 14h00 – 14h30 Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward Share Problèmes pour visualiser cette page? 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High-Level Opening SessionPresentation of Study: "Liberia: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA"Presentation of an Accession Impact Study: "Afghanistan: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA"20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHINA'S Membres de la CEA: INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENTFRIDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 11:30-13:00LAUNCH OF STUDY "LIBERIA: A RETROSPECTIVE ON FIVE YEARS OF Membres de la CEA"Monday, 4 October 2021 - 13:00-14:30Nouvelles: CEA, ITC reflect on five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEACOMMEMORATING AFGHANISTAN'S 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF MEMBRES DE L'OMCThursday, 29 July 2021 - 13:00-14:30Nouvelles: Event marks 5 years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEAAnniversary Événements provide an opportunity to commemorate milestone anniversaries for CEA members that have joined the organization since the CEA was established in 1995.
These Événements help to shed light on a member's integration into the multilateral trading system and the global economy.
Événements held to mark Membres de la CEA anniversaries are highlighted below.Moderated byH.E.
Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, CEAEmerged from the civil war and the Ebola crisis, Liberia presented a unique case in the accessions of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the CEA by activating and finalising its process within a short period.
Liberia became the 163rd Member of the CEA on 14 July 2016.
This case, known by some as "Liberian model", comprised of key ingredients including strong political commitment to accession-related reforms at the highest level of the government, intensive engagement by CEA Members in the accession process, and extensive technical assistance and support provided by development partners and the CEA Secretariat.This session will reflect on the first five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA, including the impact of CEA accession on Liberia's economy and the remaining challenges facing Liberia as a post-conflict LDC.
It will also provide a platform for an exchange of views with CEA Members and development partners on the way forward, with a Voir to reaping the full benefits from Liberia's participation in the CEA.Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way ForwardAfghanistan is the latest addition to the CEA family which became the 164th Member of the Organization on 29 July 2016, following 12 years of accession negotiations.
Despite the serious capacity constrains faced by Afghanistan as a fragile and conflict-affected least-developed country (LDC), it has demonstrated exceptional commitment to integration in the multilateral trading system and global economy and set a high standard for LDCs participation in the CEA.This 5-year anniversary provides for a timely opportunity to reflect on the results of the first years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA, assess the impact of CEA accession and the remaining challenges, including those recently caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and to exchange views with CEA Members and development partners on the way ahead, with the objective to maximize benefits from Afghanistan's participation in the CEA.Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way ForwardProblèmes pour visualiser cette page?Si c'est le cas, veuillez contacter[email protected]en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez.Membres de la CEA: Anniversary Événements High-Level Opening Session Presentation of Study: "Liberia: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" Presentation of an Accession Impact Study: "Afghanistan: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHINA'S Membres de la CEA: INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENTFRIDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 11:30-13:00 LAUNCH OF STUDY "LIBERIA: A RETROSPECTIVE ON FIVE YEARS OF Membres de la CEA"Monday, 4 October 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: CEA, ITC reflect on five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA COMMEMORATING AFGHANISTAN'S 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF MEMBRES DE L'OMCThursday, 29 July 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: Event marks 5 years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA Accueil|La CEA|Nouvelles et événements|Domaines|Membres de la CEA|Documents et ressources|Relations extérieures Anniversary Événements provide an opportunity to commemorate milestone anniversaries for CEA members that have joined the organization since the CEA was established in 1995.These Événements help to shed light on a member's integration into the multilateral trading system and the global economy.Événements held to mark Membres de la CEA anniversaries are highlighted below.Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, CEA Emerged from the civil war and the Ebola crisis, Liberia presented a unique case in the accessions of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the CEA by activating and finalising its process within a short period.Liberia became the 163rd Member of the CEA on 14 July 2016.This case, known by some as "Liberian model", comprised of key ingredients including strong political commitment to accession-related reforms at the highest level of the government, intensive engagement by CEA Members in the accession process, and extensive technical assistance and support provided by development partners and the CEA Secretariat.This session will reflect on the first five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA, including the impact of CEA accession on Liberia's economy and the remaining challenges facing Liberia as a post-conflict LDC.It will also provide a platform for an exchange of views with CEA Members and development partners on the way forward, with a Voir to reaping the full benefits from Liberia's participation in the CEA.Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward Afghanistan is the latest addition to the CEA family which became the 164th Member of the Organization on 29 July 2016, following 12 years of accession negotiations.Despite the serious capacity constrains faced by Afghanistan as a fragile and conflict-affected least-developed country (LDC), it has demonstrated exceptional commitment to integration in the multilateral trading system and global economy and set a high standard for LDCs participation in the CEA.This 5-year anniversary provides for a timely opportunity to reflect on the results of the first years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA, assess the impact of CEA accession and the remaining challenges, including those recently caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and to exchange views with CEA Members and development partners on the way ahead, with the objective to maximize benefits from Afghanistan's participation in the CEA.Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward Problèmes pour visualiser cette page?Si c'est le cas, veuillez contacter[email protected]en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez.CEA | Membres de la CEA: Anniversary Événements Accueil | La CEA | Nouvelles et événements | Domaines | Membres de la CEA | Documents et ressources | Relations extérieures Contactez-nous | Plan du site | A-Z | Recherche anglais espagnol accueil la CEA accessions Membres de la CEA: anniversary Événements accessions Membres de la CEA: Anniversary Événements Anniversary Événements provide an opportunity to commemorate milestone anniversaries for CEA members that have joined the organization since the CEA was established in 1995.These Événements help to shed light on a member's integration into the multilateral trading system and the global economy.Événements held to mark Membres de la CEA anniversaries are highlighted below.20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHINA'S Membres de la CEA: INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT FRIDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 11:30-13:00 11:30-11:45 High-Level Opening Session Dr.Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director-General, CEA H.E.Chenggang Li, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of China to the CEA 11:45-13:00 Panel Session Mr.Pascal Lamy, Former Director-General, CEA Ms.Wendy Cutler, Former Deputy United States Trade Representative Mr.Yongtu Long, Former Vice Minister & Chief Negotiator of China's accession Moderated by H.E.Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, CEA LAUNCH OF STUDY "LIBERIA: A RETROSPECTIVE ON FIVE YEARS OF Membres de la CEA" Monday, 4 October 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: CEA, ITC reflect on five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA Emerged from the civil war and the Ebola crisis, Liberia presented a unique case in the accessions of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the CEA by activating and finalising its process within a short period.Liberia became the 163rd Member of the CEA on 14 July 2016.This case, known by some as "Liberian model", comprised of key ingredients including strong political commitment to accession-related reforms at the highest level of the government, intensive engagement by CEA Members in the accession process, and extensive technical assistance and support provided by development partners and the CEA Secretariat.This session will reflect on the first five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA, including the impact of CEA accession on Liberia's economy and the remaining challenges facing Liberia as a post-conflict LDC.It will also provide a platform for an exchange of views with CEA Members and development partners on the way forward, with a Voir to reaping the full benefits from Liberia's participation in the CEA.Maika Oshikawa, Director, Accessions Division, CEA 13h00 – 13h25 High-Level Opening: Dr.Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director-General, CEA Statement Ms.Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director, ITC Statement Hon.Diggs, Minister of échanges and Industry of Liberia Statement 13h25 – 13h30 Video Message: Mr.Joakim Reiter, former Chairperson of the Working Party on the Accession of Liberia 13h30 – 14h00 Presentation of Study: "Liberia: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" Mr.Patrick Low, former Chief Economist, CEA Statement Commentator: Mr.Addy, former Minister of échanges and Industry and Chief Negotiator for Liberia's accession to the CEA Statement 14h00 – 14h30 Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward COMMEMORATING AFGHANISTAN'S 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF Membres de la CEA Thursday, 29 July 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: Event marks 5 years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA Afghanistan is the latest addition to the CEA family which became the 164th Member of the Organization on 29 July 2016, following 12 years of accession negotiations.Despite the serious capacity constrains faced by Afghanistan as a fragile and conflict-affected least-developed country (LDC), it has demonstrated exceptional commitment to integration in the multilateral trading system and global economy and set a high standard for LDCs participation in the CEA.This 5-year anniversary provides for a timely opportunity to reflect on the results of the first years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA, assess the impact of CEA accession and the remaining challenges, including those recently caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and to exchange views with CEA Members and development partners on the way ahead, with the objective to maximize benefits from Afghanistan's participation in the CEA.Maika Oshikawa, Director, Accessions Division, CEA 13h00 – 13h30 High-Level opening: Dr.Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Director-General, CEA Statement Mr.Sulaiman Bin Shah, Deputy Minister of Industry and échanges of Afghanistan Statement Ms.Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director, ITC 13h30 – 14h00 Presentation of an Accession Impact Study: "Afghanistan: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" Mr.Patrick Low, former Chief Economist, CEA Statement H.E.Sayed Ramin Ziwary, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Afghanistan to the CEA Statement 14h00 – 14h30 Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward Share Problèmes pour visualiser cette page? Si c'est le cas, veuillez contacter [email protected] en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez..High-Level Opening SessionPresentation of Study: "Liberia: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA"Presentation of an Accession Impact Study: "Afghanistan: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA"20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHINA'S Membres de la CEA: INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENTFRIDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 11:30-13:00LAUNCH OF STUDY "LIBERIA: A RETROSPECTIVE ON FIVE YEARS OF Membres de la CEA"Monday, 4 October 2021 - 13:00-14:30Nouvelles: CEA, ITC reflect on five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEACOMMEMORATING AFGHANISTAN'S 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF MEMBRES DE L'OMCThursday, 29 July 2021 - 13:00-14:30Nouvelles: Event marks 5 years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEAAnniversary Événements provide an opportunity to commemorate milestone anniversaries for CEA members that have joined the organization since the CEA was established in 1995.These Événements help to shed light on a member's integration into the multilateral trading system and the global economy.Événements held to mark Membres de la CEA anniversaries are highlighted below.Moderated byH.E.Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, CEAEmerged from the civil war and the Ebola crisis, Liberia presented a unique case in the accessions of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the CEA by activating and finalising its process within a short period.Liberia became the 163rd Member of the CEA on 14 July 2016.This case, known by some as "Liberian model", comprised of key ingredients including strong political commitment to accession-related reforms at the highest level of the government, intensive engagement by CEA Members in the accession process, and extensive technical assistance and support provided by development partners and the CEA Secretariat.This session will reflect on the first five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA, including the impact of CEA accession on Liberia's economy and the remaining challenges facing Liberia as a post-conflict LDC.It will also provide a platform for an exchange of views with CEA Members and development partners on the way forward, with a Voir to reaping the full benefits from Liberia's participation in the CEA.Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way ForwardAfghanistan is the latest addition to the CEA family which became the 164th Member of the Organization on 29 July 2016, following 12 years of accession negotiations.Despite the serious capacity constrains faced by Afghanistan as a fragile and conflict-affected least-developed country (LDC), it has demonstrated exceptional commitment to integration in the multilateral trading system and global economy and set a high standard for LDCs participation in the CEA.This 5-year anniversary provides for a timely opportunity to reflect on the results of the first years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA, assess the impact of CEA accession and the remaining challenges, including those recently caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and to exchange views with CEA Members and development partners on the way ahead, with the objective to maximize benefits from Afghanistan's participation in the CEA.Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way ForwardProblèmes pour visualiser cette page?Si c'est le cas, veuillez contacter[email protected]en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez.Membres de la CEA: Anniversary Événements High-Level Opening Session Presentation of Study: "Liberia: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" Presentation of an Accession Impact Study: "Afghanistan: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHINA'S Membres de la CEA: INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENTFRIDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 11:30-13:00 LAUNCH OF STUDY "LIBERIA: A RETROSPECTIVE ON FIVE YEARS OF Membres de la CEA"Monday, 4 October 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: CEA, ITC reflect on five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA COMMEMORATING AFGHANISTAN'S 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF MEMBRES DE L'OMCThursday, 29 July 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: Event marks 5 years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA Accueil|La CEA|Nouvelles et événements|Domaines|Membres de la CEA|Documents et ressources|Relations extérieures Anniversary Événements provide an opportunity to commemorate milestone anniversaries for CEA members that have joined the organization since the CEA was established in 1995.These Événements help to shed light on a member's integration into the multilateral trading system and the global economy.Événements held to mark Membres de la CEA anniversaries are highlighted below.Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, CEA Emerged from the civil war and the Ebola crisis, Liberia presented a unique case in the accessions of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the CEA by activating and finalising its process within a short period.Liberia became the 163rd Member of the CEA on 14 July 2016.This case, known by some as "Liberian model", comprised of key ingredients including strong political commitment to accession-related reforms at the highest level of the government, intensive engagement by CEA Members in the accession process, and extensive technical assistance and support provided by development partners and the CEA Secretariat.This session will reflect on the first five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA, including the impact of CEA accession on Liberia's economy and the remaining challenges facing Liberia as a post-conflict LDC.It will also provide a platform for an exchange of views with CEA Members and development partners on the way forward, with a Voir to reaping the full benefits from Liberia's participation in the CEA.Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward Afghanistan is the latest addition to the CEA family which became the 164th Member of the Organization on 29 July 2016, following 12 years of accession negotiations.Despite the serious capacity constrains faced by Afghanistan as a fragile and conflict-affected least-developed country (LDC), it has demonstrated exceptional commitment to integration in the multilateral trading system and global economy and set a high standard for LDCs participation in the CEA.This 5-year anniversary provides for a timely opportunity to reflect on the results of the first years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA, assess the impact of CEA accession and the remaining challenges, including those recently caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and to exchange views with CEA Members and development partners on the way ahead, with the objective to maximize benefits from Afghanistan's participation in the CEA.Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward Problèmes pour visualiser cette page?Si c'est le cas, veuillez contacter[email protected]en indiquant le système d'exploitation et le navigateur que vous utilisez.CEA | Membres de la CEA: Anniversary Événements Accueil | La CEA | Nouvelles et événements | Domaines | Membres de la CEA | Documents et ressources | Relations extérieures Contactez-nous | Plan du site | A-Z | Recherche anglais espagnol accueil la CEA accessions Membres de la CEA: anniversary Événements accessions Membres de la CEA: Anniversary Événements Anniversary Événements provide an opportunity to commemorate milestone anniversaries for CEA members that have joined the organization since the CEA was established in 1995.These Événements help to shed light on a member's integration into the multilateral trading system and the global economy.Événements held to mark Membres de la CEA anniversaries are highlighted below.20TH ANNIVERSARY OF CHINA'S Membres de la CEA: INTEGRATION AND DEVELOPMENT FRIDAY, 10 DECEMBER 2021 - 11:30-13:00 11:30-11:45 High-Level Opening Session Dr.Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director-General, CEA H.E.Chenggang Li, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of China to the CEA 11:45-13:00 Panel Session Mr.Pascal Lamy, Former Director-General, CEA Ms.Wendy Cutler, Former Deputy United States Trade Representative Mr.Yongtu Long, Former Vice Minister & Chief Negotiator of China's accession Moderated by H.E.Xiangchen Zhang, Deputy Director-General, CEA LAUNCH OF STUDY "LIBERIA: A RETROSPECTIVE ON FIVE YEARS OF Membres de la CEA" Monday, 4 October 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: CEA, ITC reflect on five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA Emerged from the civil war and the Ebola crisis, Liberia presented a unique case in the accessions of Least Developed Countries (LDCs) to the CEA by activating and finalising its process within a short period.Liberia became the 163rd Member of the CEA on 14 July 2016.This case, known by some as "Liberian model", comprised of key ingredients including strong political commitment to accession-related reforms at the highest level of the government, intensive engagement by CEA Members in the accession process, and extensive technical assistance and support provided by development partners and the CEA Secretariat.This session will reflect on the first five years of Liberia's Membres de la CEA, including the impact of CEA accession on Liberia's economy and the remaining challenges facing Liberia as a post-conflict LDC.It will also provide a platform for an exchange of views with CEA Members and development partners on the way forward, with a Voir to reaping the full benefits from Liberia's participation in the CEA.Maika Oshikawa, Director, Accessions Division, CEA 13h00 – 13h25 High-Level Opening: Dr.Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Director-General, CEA Statement Ms.Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director, ITC Statement Hon.Diggs, Minister of échanges and Industry of Liberia Statement 13h25 – 13h30 Video Message: Mr.Joakim Reiter, former Chairperson of the Working Party on the Accession of Liberia 13h30 – 14h00 Presentation of Study: "Liberia: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" Mr.Patrick Low, former Chief Economist, CEA Statement Commentator: Mr.Addy, former Minister of échanges and Industry and Chief Negotiator for Liberia's accession to the CEA Statement 14h00 – 14h30 Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward COMMEMORATING AFGHANISTAN'S 5TH ANNIVERSARY OF Membres de la CEA Thursday, 29 July 2021 - 13:00-14:30 Nouvelles: Event marks 5 years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA Afghanistan is the latest addition to the CEA family which became the 164th Member of the Organization on 29 July 2016, following 12 years of accession negotiations.Despite the serious capacity constrains faced by Afghanistan as a fragile and conflict-affected least-developed country (LDC), it has demonstrated exceptional commitment to integration in the multilateral trading system and global economy and set a high standard for LDCs participation in the CEA.This 5-year anniversary provides for a timely opportunity to reflect on the results of the first years of Afghanistan's Membres de la CEA, assess the impact of CEA accession and the remaining challenges, including those recently caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and to exchange views with CEA Members and development partners on the way ahead, with the objective to maximize benefits from Afghanistan's participation in the CEA.Maika Oshikawa, Director, Accessions Division, CEA 13h00 – 13h30 High-Level opening: Dr.Ngozi Okonjo Iweala, Director-General, CEA Statement Mr.Sulaiman Bin Shah, Deputy Minister of Industry and échanges of Afghanistan Statement Ms.Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director, ITC 13h30 – 14h00 Presentation of an Accession Impact Study: "Afghanistan: A Retrospective on Five Years of Membres de la CEA" Mr.Patrick Low, former Chief Economist, CEA Statement H.E.Sayed Ramin Ziwary, Ambassador and Permanent Representative of Afghanistan to the CEA Statement 14h00 – 14h30 Interventions by development partners & Discussion on Way Forward Share Problèmes pour visualiser cette page? 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