#Aid4trade delegate: Rules of Origin are sometimes extremely expensive for COMESA. ASEAN has simple rules of origin, & it works.
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The OECD with the Government of Sweden, ODI & the EC to discuss what needs to be done to continue delivering Aid4Trade aid for trade results
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Speaking at the #Aid4Trade Policy Dialogue, Yvonne Chileshe - Ministry of Commerce, Trade and Industry - explores how #Aid4Trade initiatives have reduced the 'thickness' of Zambia's borders, reducing the time to clear goods at the border from 5...
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Two Twitter users, one in Belgrade and the other in Paris, debated the impact of aid for trade in African developing countries. Delete the scoop?
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What are ASEAN's rules of origins? Find them here: http://bit.ly/10gJNZg
What are COMESA's rules of origin? Find them here: http://bit.ly/U3MjxW