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Expert Group Meeting on the Role of Trade and Investment
Policies in Implementation of the Monterrey Consensus

Date
26-27 October 2004
Venue
Bangkok, Thailand
Organizer
UNESCAP Trade and Investment Division
Objective
To consider trade and investments aspects of the Monterrey Consensus and their interlinkages to financing for development. It will consider trade and investment policy reforms in the context of the Doha negotiations and the recent surge in BTAs, and their contribution to the regional implementation of the Monterrey consensus on Financing for Development.
Documentation
Aide-memoire
Tentative programme

Background papers:

Session 2 - Main linkages between trade, investment, ODA and
financing for development


Financing development in the Asian and Pacific region:
trends and linkages

Ramkishen Rajan, Senior Lecturer, School of Economics,
University of Adelaide, Australia


Session 3 - Improving market access under the Doha
Development Agenda and regional (including bilateral) trading
agreements as a major source of financing for development
in Asia and the Pacific


Improving market access under the Doha development agenda
and regional trading agreements as a major source of financing
for development in Asia and the Pacific

Bisweswar Bhattacharyya, Distinguished Professor, Institute
for Integrated Learning in Management and Honorary Dean,
International Trade and Law Institute, New Delhi


Session 4 - Special problems of finanching for development in
commodity-dependent LDCs


Special problems of financing for development in Asian and
Pacific LDCs

Pierre Sauvé, Visiting Professor, Institut d'Etudes Politiques
de Paris, France


Session 5 - MFA phase-out and implications for the contribution
of textile and clothing sector to external financing for
development in Asia and the Pacific


The prospects for clothing and textile exports of the Asian
and Pacific economics in the post-quota era and implications
for external financing for development

William E. James, Trade Economist, Growth through
Investment, Agriculture and Trade, Indonesia


United Nations reference papers:

Follow-up to and implementation of the outcome of the
International Conference on Financing for Development

- Report of the Secretary-General (A/59/270)

Innovative sources of financing for development
- Note by the Secretary-General (A/59/272)
Participants
Administrative note for self-financed participants
Contact
Mr. Matthias Bruckner
Economic Affairs Officer
Trade Policy Section
Trade and Investment Division, UNESCAP
Email: brucknerm@un.org

Last updated: 19 October 2004
 

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