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Speakers' presentations

Session II.  Relative importance of North-South and South-South Trade

Relative importance of North-South and South-South Trade
Bipul Chatterjee, Deputy Executive Director, CUTS Centre for International Trade, Environment and Economics, India

South-South Trade as a Source of Developing Countries’ Gains
Nora Dihel (OECD), Przemek Kowalski -OECD), Felix Eschenbach (Sciences Po) and Ben Shepherd (World Bank)

Session III.  Promoting efficiency in services

Infrastructure Services Liberalisation in Developing Countries: Key to Growth and Global Competitiveness
Matt Rohde, Deputy Assistant, US Trade Representative for WTO Affairs

Promoting efficiency in services
Raed Safadi, Head, Trade Policy Dialogue, OECD Trade Directorate

Session IV.  Regional trade liberalisation as a complement to multilateral liberalisation?

Regional trade liberalisation as a complement to multilateral liberalisation?
Carlos Alberto Primo Braga, Senior Advisor for Trade in Europe, World Bank

US Bilateral Free Trade Agreements Provisions
Eduardo Bohorquex, Director, Transparency International

Regional trade liberalisation as a complement to multilateral liberalisation?
Mario Matus, Permanent Representative of Chile to the WTO