Discussions on delegation are often confined to the necessary trade off between increased delegation and enhanced accountability.

Last February, I headed a 40 member trade delegation to Taipei.

His delegation also regretted that the Outcome touched only briefly on trade issues.

His delegation welcomed the successful conclusion of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations.

His delegation therefore believed that technical discussions and trade negotiations should be held within the framework of WTO.

61. His delegation believed that the revitalization of international trade and investment would ensure the financing of development.

His delegation therefore welcomed the other two focus areas in the proposed statement trade capacity building, and environment and energy.

9 13 July 2004 Head of governmental delegation to the ACP G 90 Trade Ministers Meetings, in Grand Baie, Mauritius.

Another delegation said his country had already responded favourably to a request from Benin to negotiate such a bilateral trade agreement.

His delegation welcomed the Organization's efforts to strengthen trade capacity building for developing countries, especially the joint UNIDO WTO cooperation programme.

His delegation felt strongly that UNCTAD should be provided with adequate resources to respond to the new order in international trade.

His delegation believed that UNCITRAL should continue its activities with regard to both the harmonization of trade law and training and assistance.

By the same token, the delegation of Kazakhstan welcomes the adoption by consensus of draft resolution III, on international trade and development.

21. Her delegation welcomed the Commission apos s intentions to increase cooperation with the Bretton Woods institutions and the World Trade Organization.

62. It was also reported that a group of 35 Australian industrialists, the highest level ever Australian trade delegation to visit New Caledonia, visited the Territory late in 1992, in order to explore trade possibilities.

My delegation is fully aware that the safety of navigation in such straits is a key and vital element in promoting foreign trade.

10 14 Sep. 2003 Deputy Head of governmental delegation to the 5th Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization (WTO), in Cancun, Mexico.

His delegation supported the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations and looked forward to their successful conclusion for the benefit of all countries.

7. His delegation appreciated the increased emphasis on the relationship between trade, development and environment as an important means of implementing Agenda 21.

70. In that regard, his delegation was concerned at the fact that Africa apos s participation in international trade had continued to decline.

73. His delegation was also concerned at the tendency to introduce new trade restrictions, particularly in the form of environmental and social clauses.

In the view of one delegation, increased participation of developing countries in the multilateral trade regime would enhance, rather than reduce, their policy space.

His delegation had been gratified that the Commission had cooperated with the Indonesian Ministry of Foreign Trade in holding seminars in Jakarta and Surabaya.

His delegation fully supported the goal of free trade in the Asia Pacific region and was convinced that the reduction of trade barriers within regional groups and its extension to other groups would ultimately enhance global welfare.

One delegation proposed using multilateral trade measures, including tracking mechanisms by regional fisheries management organizations, preferably in electronic format, and in accordance with international law.

29 Apr. 2 May 2002 Head of governmental delegation to the UNCTAD Trade and Development Board, Nineteenth Special Session at UNCC ESCAP, in Bangkok, Thailand.

His delegation believed that the development of international trade law should be accorded the same attention within the United Nations as other areas of international law.

His delegation supported President Yeltsin in his efforts to create a democratic, stable Russia with which Estonia and the rest of the world could conduct trade.

My delegation also subscribes to the view that new bodies like the World Trade Organization should not be left outside the new framework for international cooperation.

My delegation is of the view that an improved system of international trade based on non discriminatory market access will spur the development of all countries.

It is the belief of my delegation that it will open enormous trade and investment opportunities, enhancing the economic well being of all in the region.

His delegation was deeply concerned over the emergence of new forms of protectionism, especially since sweeping trade liberalization policies had been carried out by developing nations and the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations had come to a successful conclusion.

The Nigerian delegation welcomed the conclusion of the Final Act of the Uruguay Round and hoped that the establishment of the World Trade Organization would facilitate trade liberalization, the opening up of the international market and the elimination of protectionism.

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His delegation attached great importance to trade capacity building and encouraged UNIDO to help developing countries draw benefit from increased market access by removing supply side constraints.

Her delegation remained committed to the Doha Development Agenda and would remain at the forefront of efforts to ensure that the current trade negotiations produced ambitious results.

My delegation remains committed to the Programme of Action to Prevent, Combat and Eradicate the Illicit Trade in Small Arms and Light Weapons in All Its Aspects.

The delegation of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association of the United Kingdom was led by a member of the House of Commons Select Committee on Trade and Industry.

His delegation was also concerned that some developed countries were attempting to introduce minimum labour and environmental standards and even human rights concerns into international trade agreements.

Because economic development was a function of free market forces and trade liberalization, her delegation supported the free flow of goods and services in telecommunications and information technology for trade, and joined in the call for an end to barriers in those fields.

63. In the wake of the conclusion of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations and the establishment of the World Trade Organization, his delegation had some concern about the negative effects that the Marrakesh agreements could be expected to have on Africa.

Priority three International trade and trade facilitation

International trade policies and multilateral trade negotiations

His delegation supported the adoption of an omnibus resolution on international trade that would reflect the needs and interests of the most vulnerable countries and attached particular importance to improved terms of trade, both bilaterally and multilaterally, the liberalization of trade regimes and the reduction and elimination of discriminatory tariff and non tariff measures.

Delegation welcomed the comprehensive presentation of the Algerian delegation.