41. International Trade Forum - The Quarterly Magazine Of The International Trade Ce trade Forum The quarterly magazine of the international trade Centre Recent about the organization’s programme “Increasing africa’s participation in http://www.tradeforum.org/news/fullstory.php/aid/378/Buying_from_Africa_for_Afri

Current Issue (1/04) Home Editorial ITC's 40th Anniversary ... Back Issues Buying from Africa for Africa Interview by Jean Milligan International Trade Forum Page 17 Hendrik Roelofsen, new Director of ITC’s Division of Technical Cooperation Coordination, speaks about the organization’s programme “Increasing Africa’s participation in development aid procurement”. Q Why is ITC bringing African business and international aid communities together? A ITC’s involvement in promoting local aid procurement evolved from our intra-African trade promotion programme. This programme reflects a commitment by the organization to make a major effort to change the business community’s attitude, both within Africa and outside the continent, towards African producers and consumers. There is considerable potential for trade expansion in Africa that is not being exploited. ITC identified several barriers against this expansion: a faulty but widespread perception that Africa is an exporter or producer of only a few primary commodities; a lack of transparency and information within the trade environment throughout the region; and lastly, a credibility gap or an anti-African bias that was sceptical of the capacity of African producers to supply quality materials at competitive prices. The experience we gained from ITC’s intra-African trade promotion programme led us to believe that there would be merit in bringing international aid agencies closer to African suppliers. Currently, African suppliers are not tuned in to the needs of the aid agencies and there is a credibility gap on the part of the agencies vis-à-vis the capacity of Africa to supply. There is a general belief that African producers cannot supply the same quality materials at competitive prices.

42. South Africa - International Relations information on the South african international trade Exhibition (October 1996), Auto africa, africa s First international Automotive trade Show (Johannesburg http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/africa/southafrica/rsaintrel.html

Countries : South Africa International Relations Search: Countries Topics Africa Guide Suggest a Site ... Africa Home See also: Africa South of the Sahara - International Relations African Security Review (Pretoria) Quarterly journal of the Institute for Security Studies , Pretoria, South Africa. Has full text articles from older issues. http://www.iss.co.za/Publications/Asrindex.html Bond, Patrick - South Africa and Global Apartheid. Continental and International Policies and Politics Full text, in Adobe pdf . (Discussion Paper No 25) 44 pp. Published: March 2004 by the Nordic Africa Institute , Uppsala, Sweden. http://130.238.24.99/webbshop/epubl/dp/dp25.pdf Centre for Policy Studies (Johannesburg) "an independent policy research institution committed to producing .....research on South Africa’s most pressing political and social issues." Has online executive summaries of recent CPS research reports and the complete texts of their most recent policy briefs. Topics include foreign workers, the Africa Growth & Opportunity Act, the DRC and Great Lakes, foreign policy-making, xenophobia, etc. http://www.cps.org.za Publishes - Synopsis,

43. Africa South Of The Sahara - International Relations | Conflict Resolution | Pea Included is information on international trade, Rhodesia, South africa, articles from newspapers, journals, his correspondence, etc. http://www-sul.stanford.edu/depts/ssrg/africa/intrel.html

Topics : International Relations Search: Countries Topics Africa Guide Suggest a Site ... Africa Home See also: South Africa - International Relations AccessAsia Search their Specialist Database to locate scholars on African-Asian relations . Maintained by The National Bureau of Asian Research (NBR) and the Asia Society. http://www.accessasia.org/ ACP-EU Courier Full text articles in Adobe pdf format from the print journal of the European Commission on relations with Africa, the Caribbean, and the Pacific countries of the Lomé Convention. "Each issue of The Courier contains two principal features: 'Country Reports' which deal with the current economic and political outlook in specific ACP states, and the 'Dossier' which generally covers a sector or theme of particular interest to developing countries. http://europa.eu.int/comm/development/body/publications/courier/index_201_en.htm Advocacy Network for Africa (ADNA) "ADNA is a progressive non-partisan network of 200 US-based organizations..." Is an outgrowth of the former Southern Africa Working Group (SAWG). http://www.africapolicy.org/adna/ Africa Action (Washington, D.C.)

44. The Africa Business Center - Assisting Illinois Small Businesses In Trade With A africa Business Center at the University of Illinois international trade Center. Focusing on assisting Illinois small businesses http://www.ciber.uiuc.edu/ITC/africa_overview.html

ITC Services The Africa Business Center State of Illinois Africa Trade Office The Illinois Africa office extends its services across the continent through the Virtual Trade Officer, a roving officer who delivers services to African companies in other countries and through an extended network of strong relationships, gathers intelligence and uncovers qualified opportunities for Illinois-Africa trade and investment. The State of Illinois is represented on a global basis with offices in Belgium, Mexico, Hungary, Poland, Japan, Hong Kong, China, and Canada. Contact the following TIA member to access the full resources of the Illinois Africa Trade Office: Africa Business Center, University of Illinois at Chicago: 509 University Hall 601 S. Morgan St., Chicago, IL 60607-7128; phone (312) 996-5455; fax (312) 413-9730; e-mail yriceusa@aol.com Africa Business Center, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign; 430 Wholers Hall, 1206 S. 6th St. Champaign, Il 61820; phone (217) 244-1585; fax (217) 333-7410; e-mail tmorriso@uiuc.edu

45. Auburn University's South Africa Initiative The international trade and Development component of this initiative assists in the of business development between the state of Alabama and South africa. http://www.auburn.edu/outreach/southafrica/international.htm

International Trade and Development The International Trade and Development component of this initiative assists in the promotion of business development between the state of Alabama and South Africa. The goal of this program is to develop a trade zone between Alabama and South Africa for large and small businesses. Auburn University uses its professional expertise to develop the trade zone while enhancing existing and new business relationships between the Port of Alabama and the Port of Cape Town. Professionals from Auburn University also assist in identifying import and export commodities available for trade, and help to cultivate an environment that will lead to future business opportunities through these entities. Contact: Dr. David Wilson Associate Provost and Vice President of University Outreach 334-844-5700, 213 Samford Hall Auburn University, AL 36849 wilsod1@auburn.edu Dr. Don-Terry Veal Associate Director, Center for Governmental Services

46. International Trade - Trading With Poor Countries that on average, the negatives of international trade were viewed should pass legislation to open up trade with the a deal would mostly benefit africa and just http://www.americans-world.org/digest/global_issues/intertrade/poorcountries.cfm

This Site Maintained by: Program on International Policy Attitudes Home Search Join Our ListServ ... Global Issues >> International Trade International Trade Trading With Poor Countries Most Americans perceive that poor countries do not get a net benefit from international trade, and support giving poor countries preferential trade treatment. A strong majority supports lowering trade barriers with poor countries on a reciprocal basis. Americans perceive that poor countries are not getting a net benefit from international trade. Asked in the October 1999 PIPA poll to evaluate international trade for "people in poor countries" on a scale of 0-10, the mean response was 4.74meaning that on average, the negatives of international trade were viewed as outweighing the benefits for poor countries. Only 32% of respondents said they thought that trade was more positive than negative for the poor. [ Americans show high levels of support for various ideas for extending the benefits of globalization to poor countries. An idea currently under discussion at the WTO for giving poor countries preferential trade treatment received strong support in the PIPA survey, even when it was suggested it might threaten some American jobs. [

47. Retail Trade International - South Africa Retail trade international South africa Rapid population growth and improvements to GDP and GDP per capita were drivers behind growth in retail. http://www.euromonitor.com/Retail_Trade_International_-_South_Africa

Retail Trade International - South Africa Back to > Previous page Retailing homepage South Africa homepage Chapters: , Tables: , Pub Date: Oct 2002 Cost: Executive Summary Retail Sales in the Macroeconomic Context Rapid population growth and improvements to GDP and GDP per capita were drivers behind growth in retail sales over the review period. The depreciation in the value of the rand during 2000 and 2001 also served to cushion South Africa somewhat from the impact of a weakening world economy. The economy was not wholly immune to global trends, however, and sales growth in 2001 was undermined by the downturn in the US economy and shaken consumer confidence in the light of the events of 11 September. Performance in 2000 had been promising, after the dismal decline in retail sales growth experienced in 1998 and 1999 in the aftermath of the Asian economic crisis. Retail Infrastructure The number of retail businesses rose slightly in both food and non-food over the review period, owing to increased numbers of grocery and convenience stores, particularly those joining franchise operations. In non-food retailing, the mobile telecoms boom in South Africa encouraged growth in the number of specialist retailers catering for this new demand. Although neighbouring African countries saw a move towards large format stores and one-stop shopping, South Africa saw a trend towards convenience shopping in the later years of the review period. Major retailers planned fewer large format stores and instead most were achieving growth through franchising and buying out smaller independents.

48. Africa: Business And Jobs: Trade, Tenders, Business & Trade Directories private sectors. 2002 trade Fairs Exhibitions in africa Exhibit at africa s major international trade fairs. Financial and Business http://www.clickafrique.com/Business\Trade.asp

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49. LLRX.com Resource Center - Comparative And Foreign Law Scandinavia South africa Spain Sweden Switzerland Tajikistan Tunisia US UK Ukraine Uzbekistan Yugoslavia international trade in http://www.llrx.com/comparative_and_foreign_law.html

Navigation Advanced Search Law Pro Links LLRX Buzz LLRX Top 10 Meta Links Newstand Research Guide Resource Centers - Document Delivery - Comparative and Foreign Law - International Law - Intranets/Knowledge Management - Marketing - Search Engines Editor Sabrina I. Pacifici Sunday, June 6, 2004 Mirela Roznovschi , co-editor International Law Resource Center LLRX Articles Links Books ... News LLRX Articles Algeria Argentina Asia Australia ... International Commercial Arbitration: Locating the Resources (Revised) - by Jean M. Wenger Published May 24, 2004 Jean M. Wenger's comprehensive guide provides references to print and online resources representing over three dozen areas, including: Major Works and Publications, Treaties and Conventions, Arbitral Institutions, Specialized Arbitration, and Locating Literature and Resources. International Trade in Agricultural Products: A Research Guide - by Lee Peoples Published April 11, 2004 Lee Peoples' guide on researching international agricultural law includes documentation and links on intergovernmental and nongovernmental organizations, treaties and agreements, dispute resolution, customs, tariffs, domestic trade law and policy, and statistics. Legal Protection of Cultural Property: A Selective Resource Guide - by Louise Tsang Published April 11, 2004

50. Washington International Trade Association 03/26/2003; Out of (and Into) africa A Review Cultural Business Protocol EUROPE - 01/10/2002; BIO-TECHNOLOGY in international trade What Does the Future Hold http://www.wita.org/content.cfm?L1=4&L2=2&QA=141

51. Australia/New Zealand/South East Asia/ S.Africa. Overseas Distributors/Sales Age Acoustic Pickups for Guitars, Mandolins, Bouzoukis, Sitars, Violins etc. South africa international trade. Import / Export opportunity. http://www.headwayelectronics.com/english_overseas_distributors_wanted.htm

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52. Exhibitions, Conferences & Trade Shows Worldwide - List Of Trade Shows - South A 2004. Expo Centre, Nasrec, AUTO africa africa international Automotive trade Exhibition Conference, every 2 years, 25.10 31.10 2004. http://www.eventseye.com/fairs/event_l451.html

Trade Shows Geographical List South Africa (Africa / Middle East) ZONES COUNTRIES Americas Europe Africa / Middle East Asia / Pacific Algeria Iran Marocco Syria Angola Israel Nigeria Tanzania Bahrain Ivory Coast Oman Tunisia Burkina Faso Jordan Qatar Uganda Chad Kenya Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates Egypt Kuwait Senegal Zambia Ethiopia Lebanon South Africa Zimbabwe Ghana Libya Sudan South Africa CITIES Cape Town Johannesburg Midrand Port Elizabeth ... Durban Cape Town City / Location Exhibition Name Cycle Next Date Cape Town WORLD CONGRESS OF THEORETICALLY ORIENTED CHEMIST Congress of Theoretically Oriented Chemist every 3 years Cape Town International Convention Centre CAPE TOURISM SHOWCASE Event to Contribute it's Knowledge and Experience to the Growing Tourism Industry of the Cape once a year Cape Town International Convention Centre DECOREX CAPE once a year April 2005 (?) Cape Town International Convention Centre EXCITE Cape Industrial Technologies Exhibition once a year Cape Town International Convention Centre FUTUREX CAPE Information Technology Exhibition, Computer Fair once a year Cape Town International Convention Centre HOSTEX CAPE International Hotel and Catering Exhibition every 2 years Cape Town International Convention Centre MARKEX - WORLD OF EVENTS CAPE Marketing and Promotions Exhibition once a year Cape Town International Convention Centre OIL AFRICA International Conference focused on Oil in Africa unknown Cape Town International Convention Centre UADE/UAWS International exhibition on Water and Sanitation Technology

53. Office Of International Trade - U.S. Export Assistance Centers (USEACs) Trade Ev Event topics will include trade Opportunities in africa; Safety, Security and Customs Regulations Presented by the Great Lakes international trade Institute. http://www.sba.gov/oit/info/calendar.html

This Script checks for your browser version This Script loads the images for the rollover International Events for Small Business Exporters May 1, 2003 St. Louis, MO Export Financing. This seminar is hosted by the Export-Import Bank of the United States with the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, SBA and the State of Missouri. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., University Center Presentation Room, Webster University. Parking, continental breakfast, and lunch will be provided. For information and registration, please contact John Blum at 314-425-3304. May 1 - 2, 2003 BAHAMAS Bahamas/U.S. Public Works Trade Conference. baina@state.gov May 2, 2003 Collins, CO A World of Export Opportunities for Colorado Manufacturers. This four-hour seminar will cover the basics of getting started in exporting, as well as government programs that can assist a firm selling overseas, including financing programs. Sponsored by the U.S. Small Business Administration, Mid-America Manufacturing Technology Center, Small Business Development Center, Rocky Mountain Export Council, U.S. Export Assistance Center, and Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade. 8:00 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., Small Business Development Center, 125 South Howes Street, Suite 150, Ft. Collins, Colorado. Fee: $25. For information and registration, please call 970-498-9295. May 3 - 10, 2003

54. ASIL Electronic Resource Guide International Economic Law assist US businesses to overcome barriers to international trade. MAC has links to trade information centers for the newly independent states, africa, EU and http://www.asil.org/resource/iel1.htm

GUIDE HOME International Economic Law Jean M. Wenger Introduction Overview of International Economic Law Research International Trade Law ... Research Guides and Centers, Reference Materials and Statistics I. INTRODUCTION The International Economic Law chapter of the ASIL Electronic Resource Guide for International Law (ERG) offers an overview of electronic resources in this dynamic and evolving area of law. The emphasis will be on Internet sites from such sources as international and regional organizations, non-governmental international entities and government agencies. Some online subscription/commercial services will also be addressed where appropriate. The electronic resources highlighted in this guide are primarily English-language sites, although many are multi-lingual. The exponential growth of quality electronic resources, both free and subscription, precludes any guide from being truly comprehensive. This chapter aims to present the researcher, whether the academic, practitioner or international business person, with an introduction to important and current sources of information for international economic law. II. OVERVIEW OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW RESEARCH

55. Southern Africa Trade Research Network - SATRN - Researcher Workshop Southern africa trade Research Network. Researchers Workshop Issues In international trade Policy. April 1923, 2004, University of Pretoria. Download Programme http://www.tips.org.za/satrn/events/event_details/1175687440.asp

Southern Africa Trade Research Network TIPS Home SATRN Research Events ... Publications Researchers Workshop: Issues In International Trade Policy April 19-23, 2004, University of Pretoria Download Programme Objective of the Workshop The main purpose of the workshop is to look at research issues in international trade and some of the tools for their analysis. The Workshop sessions will be inter-active. Presenters make presentations of key issues and also indicate where further research is required and how this might be tackled. SATRN researchers will use the workshop to hold bilateral discussions of the research proposals with experts. Participants SATRN researchers and SADC policy makers (mostly from the Ministry of Agriculture). Participants will bring national experiences and put specific questions on which the presenters can provide advice. DAY 1: MONDAY, APRIL 19, 2004                 Opening remarks by Happy Fidzani (BIDPA), Sam Laird (UNCTAD), Philip English (WBI)

56. AEM | International Services - International Trade Show Database -- Search Resul international trade Show Database. Regional Search Results for africa. The following are upcoming shows. To view past shows please click here. Records 1 3 of. http://www.aem.org/Intl/IntlTradeShowDatabase/RegionResults.asp?R=18

57. International Trade *, Commodity Fetish Times. *, Common Market for Eastern and Southern africa (COMESA). *, Fairness in international trade. *, Far East Trading Company Game. http://catalogue.bized.ac.uk/roads/inttrad.html

Advanced Search Current Topics Learning Materials Data ... Educators You are here: Home Internet Resources Current Topics Learning Materials ... Virtual Worlds Internet Resources Educators Help Sitemap Internet Resources Search tips Internet Tutorials Add a Resource Home ... International Economics > International Trade International Trade Parent section: International Economics Select the name of the resource from the list to see a short description or select the icon to connect directly to the resource. This listing is sorted alphabetically. A listing sorted by resource type is also available. 2003 National Trade Estimate Report on Foreign Trade Barriers 3i Group plc 3i Venturelab Action for World Development: Education for Environmental Sustainability, Cultural Diversity and Social Justice ... About Us

58. Defra, UK - Animal Health And Welfare - International Trade - Homepage Information on the latest developments in international trade are issued to traders as 2004 Customer information note african Horse Sickness in South africa. http://www.defra.gov.uk/animalh/int-trde/default.htm

Skip navigation Animal health and welfare Home Contact Defra About Defra News ... Homepage International trade International trade General information Animal exports Animal imports Germplasm exports ... Contacts This site is an authoritative source of information on the health conditions for international trade in live animals and animal products to, from or through Great Britain. It also includes general information relevant to such trade. There are eight main subject areas: General Information - The principles of trade in live animals and products of animal origin within the European Single Market, provision of export health certification for animals and products of animal origin, and the incidence of disease in other countries. Animal Exports - Export health certification for live animals, and related issues. Animal Imports - Animal health conditions for imports of live animals into Great Britain. Germplasm Exports - Export health certification for semen, embryos and ova of live animals, and related issues.

59. Defra, UK - Animal Health And Welfare - International Trade - CIN - AI/04/35 international trade Customer information note Imports Policy Branch AI 2004/35. To Interested parties. 4 March 2004. africaN HORSE SICKNESS IN SOUTH africa. http://www.defra.gov.uk/animalh/int-trde/misc/cins/2004/0435.htm

Skip navigation Animal health and welfare Home Contact Defra About Defra News ... Customer information note index AI 2004/35 International trade: Customer information note - Imports Policy Branch AI 2004/35 To: Interested parties 4 March 2004 AFRICAN HORSE SICKNESS IN SOUTH AFRICA Purpose 1. To advise of a prohibition on the importation from South Africa of horses following an outbreak of African Horse Sickness. Background 2. There has been an outbreak of African Horse Sickness in horses kept within the African Horse Sickness Surveillance zone of the Western Cape Province and approximately 40km from the African Horse Sickness Free Zone established in accordance with Commission Decision 97/10/EC which is the only area in South Africa from which horses are permitted to be imported into the EU.. 3. The presence of this disease in the surveillance zone of the Western Cape Province is liable to constitute a serious danger to equidae in the Community.

60. Africa Programme 9, Sep 2003 South africa fails to use international trade agreement to help threatened abalone fishery South african abalone (Haliotis midae). http://www.panda.org/about_wwf/where_we_work/africa/where/southern_africa/news/n

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