ฉันรักแปลDEVELOPING COUNTRIES
DEVELOPMENT AND TRADE
Over three-quarters of WTO members are developing or leastdeveloped countries. All WTO agreements contain special provision for
them, including longer time periods to implement agreements and
commitments, measures to increase their trading opportunities,
provisions requiring all WTO members to safeguard their trade
interests, and support to help them build the infrastructure for WTO
work, handle disputes, and implement technical standards.
The 2001 Ministerial Conference in Doha set out tasks, including
negotiations, for a wide range of issues concerning developing
countries. Some people call the new negotiations the Doha
Development Round.
Before that, in 1997, a high-level meeting on trade initiatives and
technical assistance for least-developed countries resulted in an
“integrated framework” involving six intergovernmental agencies,
to help least-developed countries increase their ability to trade, and
some additional preferential market access agreements.
A WTO Committee on Trade and Development, assisted by a SubCommittee on Least-Developed Countries, looks at developing
countries’ special needs. Its responsibility includes implementation of
the agreements, technical cooperation, and the increased
participation of developing countries in the global trading system.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING
The WTO organizes hundreds of technical cooperation missions to
developing countries annually. It holds on average three trade policy
courses each year in Geneva for government oficials. Regional
seminars are held regularly in all regions of the world with a special
emphasis on African countries. Training courses are also organized in
Geneva for oficials from countries in transition from central
planning to market economies.
The WTO has set up reference centres in over 100 trade
ministries and regional organizations in capitals of
developing and least-developed countries. These centres
provide computers and internet access to enable
ministry oficials to keep abreast of events in the WTO
through online access to the WTO’s immense database
of oficial documents and other material. Efforts are
also being made to help countries that do not have
permanent representatives in Geneva.
ฉันรักแปลDEVELOPING COUNTRIES
DEVELOPMENT AND TRADE
Over three-quarters of WTO members are developing or leastdeveloped countries. All WTO agreements contain special provision for
them, including longer time periods to implement agreements and
commitments, measures to increase their trading opportunities,
provisions requiring all WTO members to safeguard their trade
interests, and support to help them build the infrastructure for WTO
work, handle disputes, and implement technical standards.
The 2001 Ministerial Conference in Doha set out tasks, including
negotiations, for a wide range of issues concerning developing
countries. Some people call the new negotiations the Doha
Development Round.
Before that, in 1997, a high-level meeting on trade initiatives and
technical assistance for least-developed countries resulted in an
“integrated framework” involving six intergovernmental agencies,
to help least-developed countries increase their ability to trade, and
some additional preferential market access agreements.
A WTO Committee on Trade and Development, assisted by a SubCommittee on Least-Developed Countries, looks at developing
countries’ special needs. Its responsibility includes implementation of
the agreements, technical cooperation, and the increased
participation of developing countries in the global trading system.
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND TRAINING
The WTO organizes hundreds of technical cooperation missions to
developing countries annually. It holds on average three trade policy
courses each year in Geneva for government oficials. Regional
seminars are held regularly in all regions of the world with a special
emphasis on African countries. Training courses are also organized in
Geneva for oficials from countries in transition from central
planning to market economies.
The WTO has set up reference centres in over 100 trade
ministries and regional organizations in capitals of
developing and least-developed countries. These centres
provide computers and internet access to enable
ministry oficials to keep abreast of events in the WTO
through online access to the WTO’s immense database
of oficial documents and other material. Efforts are
also being made to help countries that do not have
permanent representatives in Geneva.
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ฉันรักแปลDEVELOPING COUNTRIES
DEVELOPMENT AND TRADE
Over three-quarters of WTO members are developing or leastdeveloped countries. All WTO agreements contain special provision for
them, including longer time periods to implement agreements and
commitments, measures to increase their trading opportunities,
provisions requiring all WTO members to safeguard their trade
interests, and support to help them build the infrastructure for WTO
work, handle disputes, and implement technical standards.
The 2001 Ministerial Conference in Doha set out tasks, including
negotiations, for a wide range of issues concerning developing
countries. Some people call the new negotiations the Doha
Development Round.
Before that, in 1997, a high-level meeting on trade initiatives and
technical assistance for least-developed countries resulted in an
“integrated framework” involving six intergovernmental agencies,
to help least-developed countries increase their ability to trade, and
some additional preferential market access agreements.
A WTO Committee on Trade and Development, assisted by a SubCommittee on Least-Developed Countries, looks at developing
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การมีส่วนร่วมของประเทศกําลังพัฒนาในระบบการค้าสากล ความช่วยเหลือด้านเทคนิคและการฝึกอบรม
WTO จัดร้อยของภารกิจด้านการพัฒนาประเทศ
เป็นรายปี มันถือบน
นโยบายการค้า 3 เฉลี่ยหลักสูตรในแต่ละปีในเจนีวา oficials รัฐบาล การสัมมนาระดับภูมิภาค
จัดขึ้นเป็นประจำในทุกภูมิภาคของโลก ด้วยการเน้นเป็นพิเศษ
ในประเทศแอฟริกา หลักสูตรการฝึกอบรมยังจัด
เจนีวา oficials จากประเทศในการเปลี่ยนจากการวางแผนเศรษฐกิจตลาดกลาง
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ค้า 100ministries and regional organizations in capitals of
developing and least-developed countries. These centres
provide computers and internet access to enable
ministry oficials to keep abreast of events in the WTO
through online access to the WTO’s immense database
of oficial documents and other material. Efforts are
also being made to help countries that do not have
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