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Accord sur les marchés publics
L'AMP est administré par le Comité des marchés publics, qui a tenu en 2009 trois réunions formelles et une série de réunions informelles consacrées aux négociations et aux questions d'accession. Ces réunions ont également permis aux 14 parties à l'Accord (qui représentent au total 41 Membres de l'OMC) d'échanger des renseignements et des idées sur les mesures nationales de passation des marchés en relation avec la crise économique, ce qui témoigne du rôle de l'AMP en tant que rempart contre le protectionnisme.
Résumé analytique
Le Rapport sur le commerce mondial 2009 porte essentiellement sur certaines mesures contingentes auxquelles les Membres de l’OMC peuvent recourir lors de l’ importation et de l’exportation de marchandises. Le cadre juridique de ces mesures est beaucoup moins développé dans le domaine du commerce des services, mais il est également examiné.
Outreach
The WTO maintains regular dialogue with the business community, non-governmental organizations, parliamentarians, other international organizations, the media and the general public to enhance cooperation and raise awareness of trade issues.
Prólogo del Director General de la OMC
El Informe sobre el Comercio Mundial 2015 ha sido elaborado bajo la responsabilidad general de Xiaozhun Yi, Director General Adjunto de la OMC, y Robert Koopman, Director de la División de Estudios Económicos y Estadística. El informe de este año ha sido coordinado por Coleman Nee y Robert Teh. Los autores del informe son Marc Auboin, Marc Bacchetta, Cosimo Beverelli, John Hancock, Christian Henn, Alexander Keck, José Antonio Monteiro, Coleman Nee, Simon Neumueller, Roberta Piermartini y Robert Teh (División de Estudios Económicos y Estadística); y Nora Neufeld (División de Acceso a los Mercados).
Introduction
The Trade Policy Review Mechanism (TPRM) was first established on a trial basis by the GATT contracting parties in April 1989. The Mechanism became a permanent feature of the World Trade Organization under the Marrakesh Agreement which established the WTO in January 1995.
Introduction
Services have become the most dynamic sector of world trade – but in ways that are not always recognized or understood. Just as services have come to dominate many national economies, they are playing a bigger role in the global economy as well. Many factors are driving this – including consumption, liberalization and investment – but the game-changer is technology. Services that were once difficult to trade, because they could only be delivered in person, are becoming far easier to trade, because they can be delivered digitally. The 2019 World Trade Report explores this globalization of services – why it is happening, how it is impacting economies, and where new policy approaches are needed.
Report by Paraguay
During the period covered by this fourth review of Paraguay’s trade policy, the global economy has grown steadily with significant effects on international trade. The main features of world economic developments were major volatility on financial markets, uncertainty over international commodity prices, and the resurgence of protectionist measures.