Trade and development


TAD/2018
22/4/2005
Press Release
TAD/2018

NEW OLIVE AGREEMENT COMES UP FOR ADOPTION


(Reissued as received.)


GENEVA, 22 April (UNCTAD) -- Member States of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) will meet for five days beginning Monday to consider adoption of a new International Agreement on Olive Oil and Table Olives.

TAD/2017
9/3/2005
Press Release
TAD/2017

UNCTAD, JBIC TO FOSTER JAPANESE INVESTMENT IN EAST AFRICA


(Reissued as received.)


GENEVA, 9 March (UNCTAD) -- The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) and the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) have launched a joint African Investment Initiative to encourage greater investment by Japanese companies in Africa with the ultimate aim of encouraging economic growth, it was announced this morning in Geneva.

TAD/2013
25/2/2005
Press Release
TAD/2013

CUBA to HOST TRAINING COURSE ON ECONOMIC ISSUES, 28 FEBRUARY – 16 March

 


(Reissued as received.)


GENEVA, 25 February (UNCTAD) -- Government officials and academics from eight Latin American and Caribbean nations will be trained by United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) in the use of multidisciplinary approaches to trade and development issues in Havana, Cuba.

TAD/2014
25/02/2005
Press Release
TAD/2014

Boosting sustainability of west african cotton to be subject

 

of Mali round-table meeting, 28 February, 1 March


(Reissued as received.)


GENEVA, 25 February (UNCTAD) -- Improving the sustainability of cotton -– one of the main sources of livelihood for many developing countries, and nowhere more than in West Africa -– will be debated at a round table in Mali on 28 February and 1 March.

TAD/2012
24/02/2005
Press Release
TAD/2012

SIGNIFICANT DIGITAL DIVIDE NARROWING SLOWLY, ACCORDING TO UNCTAD REPORT


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GENEVA, 24 February (UNCTAD) -- The digital divide between nations is significant -- at around twice the average levels of income inequality.  There are signs, however, that it is gradually narrowing, according to a new UNCTAD report on The Digital Divide:  ICT Development Indices 2004.