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Relations avec les organisations non gouvernementales
En 2009, les relations avec les organisations non gouvernementales (ONG) se sont encore développées grâce à diverses activités, comme le Forum public annuel de l'OMC, les séances d'information régulières organisées à l'intention des ONG par le Secrétariat de l'OMC, les activités des ONG durant la septième Conférence ministérielle et la poursuite du projet pilote de 2008 accordant aux ONG locales un accès permanent au bâtiment de l'OMC.
Report by the WTO Secretariat
The social structure of the Ecuadorian economy underwent considerable changes during the period under review (2011-2018). In particular, there was a notable decline in the oil sector’s share of GDP, which decreased from 13.2% in 2011 to barely 4.8% in 2017. At the same time, there was a growth in the share of services in GDP, driven above all by construction, trade and education, and health and social services. The fastest growing sector during the review period was aquaculture and shrimp fishing. The negative effects of the balanceof- payments crisis caused several sectors and branches of economic activity to contract in 2015 and 2016, and led to the adoption of safeguard measures and a cut in spending. The economic contraction triggered by the crisis had an impact on oil operations and repercussions in most industries.
Concluding remarks by the Chairperson of the Trade Policy Review Body, H.E. Mr Bozkurt Aran at the Trade Policy Review of Guinea 28 and 30 September 2011
This joint review of Guinea and Mauritania has allowed us to better understand their recent trade developments, and the challenges they face. Our discussions have benefited from the participation of the Honourable Mr Mohamed Dorval Doumbouya (Minister of Commerce), head of the delegation of Guinea; and H.E. Mr Cheikh Ahmed Ould Zahaf (Ambassador), head of the delegation of Mauritania. I am also grateful to H.E. Ambassador Omar Hilale for his valuable contribution as discussant, and to Members for their constructive engagement in this review.
Report by Belize
Belize’s economy remains rooted in the performance of the services sector and the resilience of the agro-productive sector, which contribute significantly to the country’s foreign exchange earnings. The focus remains on developing a strategic approach to trade policy and attainment of the Global Sustainable Development Goals, which have resulted in a National Trade Policy Framework (NTPF) and a Growth and Sustainable Development Strategy (GSDS). The Cabinet of Belize has also recently endorsed in principle the development of the National Investment Policy and Strategy (NIPS).