Official Export Credit Commitments to Heavily Indebted Poor Countries (HIPCs)

19-May-2003

Summary tables covering the first two reporting years (2001 and 2002) are now available.

Maximising the Benefits of Globalisation for Africa: The OECD Organises an International Conference on Trade and Investment, Dakar, Senegal, 23-25 April 2003

15-Apr-2003

Leaders from the African and international public and private sectors met to identify policy options for maximising the positive impact of trade and investment on Africa's development and for supporting private sector development through more effective public-private partnerships.

136th Session of the Trade Committee

26-Mar-2003

Read the summary of the latest meeting which took place on 10-11 March 2003.

Press Briefing on Agriculture and Trade, Geneva, Wednesday 15 January

13-Jan-2003

13/01/03 - Agriculture policy reform and international trade. How can governments achieve more open markets? Presented by Stefan Tangermann, OECD Director for Food, Agriculture and Fisheries. Wednesday 15 January, 2003 at 11 a.m., Press Room 1, Palais des Nations (United Nations) Geneva, Switzerland

Updated tariff data on environmental goods

13-Dec-2002

135th Session of the Trade Committee

03-Dec-2002

Read the summary of the most recent Trade Committee meeting which took place on 29-30 October 2002.

OECD Power Cuts on 14-15 September 2002

10-Sep-2002

We would like to inform you that due to annual electrical maintenance work at the OECD offices in Paris, the Internet site will be unavailable from Saturday, 14 September through Sunday, 15 September. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause you.

OECD Global Forum on Trade: The Development Dimensions of the Singapore Issues, 19-20 June, Hong Kong, China

26-Aug-2002

Senior representatives debated one of the most pressing topics currently on the trade policy agenda: how best to approach in the Doha Development Agenda the so-called Singapore issues (investment, competition, government procurement, trade facilitation).

OECD Predicts Agricultural Markets Will Improve in Coming Years

16-Jul-2002

Global agricultural commodity markets have taken a long time to recover from a precipitous drop in prices during the second half of the 1990s, caused by slack demand and trade in the wake of a general downturn in world economic growth.