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  • Thirteenth session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD XIII)

    21 - 26 Apr 2012
    Qatar National Convention Centre (QNCC), Doha, Qatar

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  • UNCTAD XIII is the first major UN ministerial conference on trade and development since the fallout of the economic crisis. Under the theme of ‘Development-centred Globalization: Towards inclusive and sustainable growth and development’, the conference seeks to address issues on the green economy and climate change; on debt and financial and monetary reform; and, on science and technology and the next era of globalization.

    ITC is supporting UNCTAD’s goals through discussions and presentations on inclusive and sustainable export-led job creation.
    For further informations on ITC@UNCTADXIII please contact: communications@intracen.orgFor further informations on UNCTADXIII please click here.

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  • Highlights

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    25.04.2012

    Least developed countries are persistently marginalized in world trade and remain vulnerable.  The lack of success in development, according to FERDI (the Foundation for Studies and Research on International Development), is due to a multitude of factors, one of which is a difficulty to take fully advantage of the potential benefits associated with least developed country status.  This was the basis for a panel discussion hosted by FERDI at UNCTAD XIII on 25 April in which ITC Deputy Executive Director Mr. Jean-Marie Paugam participated…

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    25.04.2012

    Exporters can be hampered in their success by numerous hurdles such as varying standards, regulations, subsidies and other requirements with which they need to comply. And often, these barriers are among the top challenges to export development. Experts, including ITC’s Director of the Division of Market Development Mr. Anders Aeroe, discussed the need for bringing to light the barriers and reducing them in UNCTAD’s panel discussion The Future International Agenda on Non-tariff Measures…

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    25.04.2012

    Patricia Francis, Executive Director of ITC, today told the attendees of UNCTAD XIII that it is critical to ensure that developing and least developed countries are benefitting from global trade. Ms. Francis said during the General Debate that ITC is...

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    24.04.2012

    Creating export opportunities for women and youth is not only important for sustainable growth in the Arab region, it is possible. ITC highlighted success stories during an event it hosted on 22 April within the framework of UNCTAD XIII…

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    24.04.2012

    The League of Arab States (LAS) region could increase trade among its member states by 10% and create two million new jobs by removing obstacles to intra-regional trade, according to new research by ITC...

    23.04.2012

    The economic empowerment of women is a critical factor to the achievement of development goals. That was the message from ITC’s Executive Director, Ms. Patricia Francis, during UNCTAD’s High-level Event on Women in Development on Monday 23 April, where panelists agreed that policies that support women in developing countries must be enacted...

    23.04.2012

    Women entrepreneurs were recognized for their achievements on Monday night during UNCTAD’s Women in Business Awards.  ITC Executive Director, Ms. Patricia Francis, presented the finalists of the awards, saying that the women ‘provide a stunning example of social and economic changes’...

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