CURRICULUM VITAE. 1. Family name: INAMA. 2. First name: Stefano. 3. Date of birth: 5 September Nationality: Italian. 5.

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1 CURRICULUM VITAE 1. Family name: INAMA 2. First name: Stefano 3. Date of birth: 5 September Nationality: Italian 5. Education Institution [ Date from - Date to ] Degree(s) or Diploma(s) obtained: University of Bologna, Italy Laurea in Giurisprudenza College of Europe, Bruges, Belgium Master of High European Studies: Economics and law of European integration and external trade policy of the European Union SOGEA, Genoa, Italy 1988 Course on Project Management City of London Polytechnic, London, UK 1987 Course on European Business Law

2 6. Language skills (1 - excellent; 5 - basic) 7. Membership of professional bodies Language Reading Speaking Writing ENGLISH FRENCH SPANISH Chief Editor of the magazine "Law and Economics in International Trade" published by the Consortium of Independent Trade and Research Institute established by the International Thai Institute (ITD), Bangkok, Thailand, The Trade Law Center of Southern Africa, Stellenbosch, South Africa, The University of Bologna Branch of Buenos Aires, Argentina, The Fair Trade Center, Tokyo, Japan, The International Economic Law Institute, Seoul, South Korea, The World Trade Institute, Bern, Switzerland; Member of Global Trade Analysis Project, Purdue University, United States Member Ancient Alumni-College of Europe-Bruges-Belgium 8. Computer skills: Microsoft Word, Internet, Lotus Notes, Power Point 9. Present position Trade lawyer Senior Trade and Customs Expert, Geneva, Switzerland. United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) 10. Years of experience: 20 years (all in trade related areas) 11. Key Qualifications I have led, originated, designed, processed and administered country-specific and regional projects and programs on traderelated technical assistance on WTO and regional integration agreements in Asia, Africa and Latin American regions. By developing a multi-disciplinary approach, I have gained strong capacity to analyze issues related to trade and integration policies and agencies, make policy reform recommendations and provide advice on technical discussions related to trade integration issues, at the regional, sub-regional and multilateral levels.

3 I have led and conducted research and diagnostics at operational level on policy, legal/regulatory and institutional issues on regional trade, to asses the capabilities and identify the main restrictions of developing countries with regard to their capacity to conduct trade negotiations, implement trade-related reforms and adjust to compete in the global economy. I have written and researched extensively on WTO issues, trade in goods and services, subsidies, preferences and Customs laws such as rules of origin and related industrial policies issues with focus on tariff reduction, agriculture, trade laws/rules governing market access in goods and services, including regional trade agreements that the EU has been negotiating with Developing countries. I have led and contributed to country and regional policy dialogues on trade and regional integration in different regions: I originated with my technical advise and inputs and in consultation with IADB staff the establishment of a cooperation among IADB and DFID to finance the adaptation of the IADB software programs on rules of origin to the EU-Cariforum Economic Partnership Agreement with the EU and to develop a version of these softwares that could be used in the African region, I have organized and conducted training programs/courses with regional institutions and local universities. Designed training courses on WTO and EU regional trade agreements with Latin American countries held at the University of Bologna Branch in Buenos Aires, Argentina since Participated as resource person in the training courses on WTO and regional trade integration trade held to train government officials on WTO and customs issues in Colombia and Mexico. Contributed as teacher and in the elaboration of training materials to the course on the Economic Trade agenda held at the University of Campinas, Sao Paulo, Brazil. In the sub Saharan African region (SADC) region, I am currently assisting the SADC/EAC/COMESA Task force to design and implement coordinated trade and customs policies among the three regions in order to rationalize their overlapping regional integration programs and trade policy objectives. I assisted the South African Government on the negotiations with the EU of the Trade,Development and Cooperation agreement in their negotiation with the EU. I designed and managed and raised from Donors the necessary funds for a large project to support the SADC secretariat and its member states in establishing the SADC Free Trade Area Agreement in Goods and Services. Assisted SADC secretariat and SADC countries to conduct assessment of trade in services, schedule their commitments and prepare for negotiations at WTO and regional level. Drafted papers and material supporting the negotiations together with SADC secretariat (i.e. preparation of negotiating agendas, tariff offers and schedule of services discussion papers and negotiating documents with the SADC secretariat).assisted ACP secretariat to develop negotiating positions on the negotiations of Economic partnership agreements Managed the UNCTAD component of the Joint Integrated Technical Assistance Programme (JITAP), a capacity building program jointly implemented with WTO and ITC in the African region. Managed the UNDP /UNCTAD global program for Africa to assist African countries to better participate in WTO and regional trade negotiations.; Originated and managed UNCTAD technical assistance in the Mediterranean region to assist Mediterranean countries in their negotiations of the Euro-Mediterranean Free trade Areas with the European Union and their intra- regional integrations efforts.conducted a series of capacity building activities and training activities and studies including a comprehensive study on modalities and roadmap to strengthen regional integration in the Maghreb region

4 In Asia, carried out advisory missions in Greater Mekong Sub-region (GMS) to assess their regional integration strategy, especially in Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia,Laos and to advice on trade reforms and review legislation on the WTO accession/ implementation (i.e. tariff reduction, Trade in services, customs legislation, and trade contingency measures). Contributed to the ESCAP (Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacific) and ADB (Asian Development Bank) meetings and missions on WTO accession and preparation for the WTO ministerial meetings for Asian countries. Carried out studies on rules of origin and advisory missions in China on antidumping and rules of origin. Developed material and a series of intensive training sessions to assist the Chinese and ASEAN negotiators for the ASEAN-China Free Trade Area negotiations on rules of origin and customs legislation.. Developed cooperation on specific issues with the WTO, the World Bank and IADB and ADB, liased with WTO Technical Cooperation Division; workeds with the Asian Development Bank on developing research and training capacity on the WTO issues in the Mekong region, through assisting the International Institute for Trade and Development, Thailand. My academic background on international trade, strong conceptual and interpersonal skills, and practical experiences on trade capacity building programs and the WTO issues matches the required selection criteria. I think one of my strongest assets lies in the combination of extensive field experience, demonstrated research capacity and technical competence on trade issues. I have developed a good reputation and established extensive networks with other international organizations and leading experts in the area of international trade and development. I could easily draw on such network and provide the best services and advice to developing countries.

5 12. Professional experience Date from - Date to Location Company Position Description 2004 to present Geneva UNCTAD, Division for Africa LDCs ; Smal Island countries and landlocked countries. Trade lawyer, Senior Trade Carr Carry out research to asses the capabilities of developing countries with regard to their capacity to conduct trade negotiations, participate in the IF and and Customs impl implements trade-related reforms identifying main restrictions at the operational level.assist developing countries especially LDC in the establishment Expert of a t of a trade policy framework aimed at identifying trade issues that could be mainstreamed into their development plans and strategy to reduce poverty; Originates and implements policies and strategies for the participation of LDC in the Integrated Framework (IF) as well as other trade related technical assistance and Aid for trade initiatives. Consults and coordinates with Government officials, network of experts, Regional secretariats private sector to understand new policy directions. Conducts analysis and research to identify such policies and prepares projects and programs of technical assistance in order to respond to those needs ; Assists and advise the EAC/COMESA /SADC intergovernmental Task force as well as individual Secretariat in drawing up trade policy actions and reforms to better coordinate their regional integration efforts,prepares and present analytical papers on trade and customs issues to the Task Force analytical papers and services the intergovernmental machinery ; Manages the UNCTAD project on Mainstreaming trade into the development plan of LDCs, design and manages TRTA projects and submit them to Donors, Assis and advise countries in preparing draft laws and documents needed to participate in WTO negotiations or WTO accession, assess the regulatory framework on services and customs legislation Design and conduct training and capacity building programs to train Government and customs officials on WTO agreements, review jointly negotiating positions and provide on the job training Carries out advisory missions to assist Least Developed, Landlocked and Island Developing Countries and regional secretariats in their participating to WTO and sub regional trade agreements, WTO accession process; drafts advisory memoranda and technical notes on specific trade issues such as market access, trade in services and other WTO agreements in consultation with Government and private sector; Develops and maintains relations with Donors, designs and drafts technical assistance projects, manages financial and administrative aspects of project cycles, supervises consultants and ensures quality of reports and timely delivery; Identifies in Least Developed, Landlocked and Island Developing countries possible areas of interventions; Develops ideas and devises innovative approaches with the support of local and regional specialized institutions and the private sector; Organizes and carries out activities and research aimed at strengthening national and regional research capacity Represents UNCTAD at the UN, WCO, WTO, World Bank, IADB and ADB multilateral and regional/sub regional meetings on trade negotiations and capacity building issues. Presents UNCTAD's positions and documentation at these meetings. Provides inputs for UNCTAD's participation at these meetings

6 Date from - Date to Location Company Position Description July 2000 to 2004 Geneva UNCTAD, Division on International Trade in Goods and Services, and Commodities Project Prepared policy papers and advisory memoranda for trade and customs negotiators of developing countries (DCs) as well as for intergovernmental meetings Manager, of regional secretariats on trade in goods and services and customs issues, proposes options and formulates strategies for trade negotiators and national Senior Trade administrators on issues arising from WTO/regional trade, e.g., templates of tariffs, trade in services negotiations and schedules, trade contingency legislation. and Customs Drafted rules of origin; Contributed to the maintenance, in cooperation with other UNCTAD Staff, of the UNCTAD database on tariff and trade especially on Expert trade preferences and their utilization and disseminate relevant information on TRAINS and WITS Originated, coordinated and managed capacity-building activities under the Commercial Diplomacy Programme in all developing regions. These activities consisted of workshops, brainstorming meetings and participation to sub-regional negotiations in cooperation with regional secretariats and local training and research institutions aiming at assisting developing countries in WTO negotiations as well as at implementing regional trade initiatives. Design with local partners like AERC, ITD, SATRN and TRALAC training and research activities and course on WTO issues. Identify experts and consultants involved in the above-mentioned tasks, reviews their work and evaluates their performance; Carried out analytical work to draw and identify from the content and substance of the WTO and regional negotiating issues training material to be used during training under the Commercial Diplomacy programme and other technical assistance activities. Evaluates the quality of training material with respect to (a) training and capacity building activities for capital-based trade negotiators and policy-makers in response to the Member States requests. (b) Facilitation of exchange of experiences and information among Geneva based trade negotiators and Capital based negotiators and local research and training institutions; Designed/coordinateds/managed substantive support and capacity-building activities for the development of South African Development Community (SADC) free trade area in the area of trade in goods and services and China ASEAN Free Trade Area negotiations in the area of rules of origin. Assists various governments and regional secretariats in identifying/formulating trade and customs policy measures and legislation consistent with their national and regional economic development objectives ensuring compliance with WTO rules. Carried out diagnosis of regulatory framework for goods and services in various developing countries and makes recommendation on the needed adjustments to enhance competitiveness of these sectors. This includes assessment of the current policies enacted by governments in the context of trade adjustment programmes undertaken as a result of the WTO accession or implementation of trade and customs commitments undertaken at multilateral or sub regional level; Identifies, initiates and develops networking relations and joint studies with other development agencies, including the WTO, World Bank, the Inter- American Development Bank, the Asian Development Bank, the World Customs Organization, the EU, and other bilateral donors. Represents UNCTAD at the UN, WCO, WTO, World Bank, IADB and ADB multilateral and regional/sub regional meetings on trade negotiations and capacity building issues. Presents UNCTAD's positions and documentation at these meetings. Provides inputs for UNCTAD's participation at these meetings. Provides inputs for the participation of the Head of the Branch or the Director of the Division;

7 Geneva UNCTAD, Division on International Trade Project Manager, Multilateral and regional trade policy issues Designed, managed and carried the Unctad technical assistance to the SADC region during the negotiations and implementation of the SADC free trade area in goods and services and preparation of SADC negotiating position for WTO Ministerial meetings. Headed the UNCTAD team providing this assistance and serviced SADC negotiating machinery, prepared negotiating agendas, advisory memoranda and papers including tariff and services templates and rules of origin consolidated negotiating text and participated directly in the negotiations. Carried-out and supervised analytical studies on the content, implications and relations between WTO Agreements and the regional economic integration initiatives on the legal and economic framework of developing countries with particular emphasis on tariff liberalization and reciprocal market access in goods and services as well as trade related issues of rules of origin and trade contingency measures; Coordinated and managed the UNCTAD component of the Joint Integrated Technical Assistance Programme (JITAP) with WTO and ITC and other substantive activities of various UNCTAD projects on technical cooperation in all developing regions to assist developing countries to integrate in the International Trading System; Redesigned and redefined UNCTAD roles and contribution to the JITAP program in the area of capacity-building, assisted the Chief of the Trade Analysis and Systemic Issues Branch and the Director in the substantive servicing of JITAP and relevant intergovernmental meetings; Assisted the Chief of Branch to design, prepare and carry-out sub-regional meetings in all developing regions and, specially, in Sub-Saharan Africa, under the UNCTAD Positive Agenda Initiative aimed at assisting Developing countries to better participate in WTO negotiations and prepare common positions for WTO Ministerial Meetings; Prepared papers, identified consultants and mobilized resources within the UNCTAD secretariat to carry out these activities and contributed inputs during the elaboration of final documents resuming negotiating positions; Advised and prepared memoranda for the developing countries negotiators on trade policy issues referring to the WTO and Regional Trade Agreements, to better participate in the international trading system and identify common interest; assisted in the elaboration of possible common negotiating strategy for regional economic integration agreements and alternative scenarios at the different stages of negotiations; and liased with WTO Committees on the implementation and negotiating process of various WTO Agreements; Represented UNCTAD at the WCO technical committee on Rules of Origin and WTO Committee on rules of origin, assisted to the negotiations in both fora, Evaluated and monitored trade policy issues in the context of such negotiations and the possible implications for Developing countries; Supervised and/or prepared training materials and practical handbooks on the market access, and related trade laws provisions contained in regional and multilateral trade agreements for use of exporters, managers and government officials of the developing countries.

8 Geneva UNCTAD, Division on International Trade Expert on Trade laws and market access Managed technical assistance projects in relation to the trade policy in the Middle east and North Africa region (MENA), establishment of the Euro-Mediterranean Free Trade Areas and participated to UNCTAD technical assistance for the accession of the Lebanon, Jordan, Algeria to WTO, organized workshops ands training courses in cooperation with local research institutions. Prepared advisory memoranda on issues related to WTO accession and parallel negotiations with the EU for the establishment of the Euro Mediterranean free trade area; Advised South African negotiators on tariff dismantling and rules of origin during their negotiations for the establishment of the Free trade area Agreement with the European union, Organized workshops and prepared papers on customs procedures in the EU market and monitored external trade policy of the EU towards developing countries Carried out studies and prepared documentation for the UNCTAD Intergovernmental meetings on Preferences on the implementation and trade effects of trade preferences such as the GSP schemes, Lomé Convention and trade laws regulating market access conditions to main developed countries with regard to product coverage, tariff cuts, safeguards; Monitored and prepared advisory memoranda for government officials on the development of regional economic integration in the Mediterranean region in view of the trade negotiations aimed at establishing a Mediterranean free-trade area in the year 2010 with the EU and among themselves; Carried a comprehensive study on ways and means to advance regional integration in the Maghreb region for the Secretariat of the Arab Magheb secretariat, identified local consultants and monitored their performance, drafted substantive part of the Study including a draft revised version of the planned Free trade area agreement; Prepared market access analysis on the impact of MFN tariff reduction negotiated during the Uruguay Round on the erosion of preferential margins available under different trade preferences; Established and maintained working relations with government officials managing the trade preferences such as GSP schemes, Lomé Convention, etc., and representatives of beneficiary countries and provided the latter with information and advice on the different policy issues related to trade preferences. Evaluated and monitored the development of trade and customs legislation in preference-giving countries and their GSP schemes including the preparation and updating of the handbooks on GSP schemes and other trade laws; serviced the Special Committee on Preferences Harare, Zimbabwe UNCTAD, Regional Office Associate Expert on Trade preferences and rules of origin Undertook studies and on the impact and utilization of trade preferences including the GSP schemes, the Lomé conventions and customs practices on import/export procedures in African countries; Organized, prepared and carried out regional/national seminars on market access, preferences and related trade laws and advisory missions in the African region; Carried out surveys to establish the necessary organizational and administrative customs practices in the local administrations to administer trade preferences and rules of origin certificates in the African region; Carried out advisory missions on strengthening customs procedures for trade facilitation and utilization of trade preferences, field mission in the African region to identify administrative procedures for the issuance of import and export documents, prepared reports and recommend ways and means to improve them. Carried out research on best practices of customs administration procedures for import/export transactions and issuance of rules of origin certificates.

9 14. Others information (teaching activities & Publications) Teaching activities Visiting Lecturer at the Columbia University, New York, on the Seminar "The WTO Law and Policy" (October 2004) and 2007 ; Visiting lecturer at the University of Bologna Branch in Buenos Aires, Argentina at the master on International economic relations Visiting Lecturer, at the Amsterdam Law School, on EU trade policy towards Developing countries L.L.M ( ); World Trade Institute, Master in International Law and Economics, M.I.L.E. Programme, Course in Public International Law, Berne 2001 and Accession of China to WTO, Berne, and 2006; Visiting lecturer on the Master on Finance and International Trade at the Università degli studi di Milan, WTO and Agriculture, Course on economics and political science, Milan, Italy (1998 to 2001); Visiting lecturer at the Bocconi University and Milan University of Political Sciences (Master on International Economics and Management) on the EC trade policy towards developing countries and the EC Mediterranean policy since 1997; Visiting lecturer on Courses on WTO and Regional Agreements organised by the International Development Law Organization (IDLO); Visiting lecturer at the International Thai Institute on Trade and Development, Bangkok on WTO negotiating issues and rules of origin. Books Rules of origin in international trade, Cambridge University Press,2009 Progressing Towards the Doha Development Agenda: Selected Papers on Trade and Development Research Issues for Asian countries. Edited by Stefano Inama and Nilaratna Xuto, published by the International Institute for Trade and Development, in cooperation with the Asian Development Bank and UNCTAD, Bangkok, Thailand, EC Customs and Trade Laws. S. Inama and Edwin Vermulst, Published by Kluwer Law International, February Articles, papers and contributions to books Antidumping and anti-circumvention measures,with Edwin Vermulst,To be published by Cambridge University Press,20 The ASEAN-China free trade area: Negotiating beyond eternity with little trade liberalization? Journal of World Trade Vol 39 no 3 June Preferential market access and erosion of trade preferences: what prospects for SIDS? Is a special treatment for Small Island States possible? UNCTAD 2005 Quad trade preferences for LDCs: a quantitative analysis of their utilization and options to improve it, prepared for the 7Th Annual Conference of Global Economic Analysis, Trade, Poverty and Environment, Washington, D.C. June 2004 Quantifying the Trade Effects of Rules of Origin on the Textile and Clothing Industry: The Case of Selected Asian Countries. Stefano Inama. Prepared for the "Integration and Regional Programs Department of the Inter-American Development Bank in collaboration with DELTA-INRA and CEPR, Washington D.C., February A Trade and Industry Policy for the Clothing Sector in Cambodia after 2004: A Gender Case Study. Trade and Gender: Opportunities and Challenges for Developing countries,

10 UN Inter Agency on Women and Gender Equality, Task Force on Gender and Trade, United Nations, 2004 What should developing countries be requesting in the Doha Round with regard to Dispute Settlement Understanding? P. Mavroidis and H. Horn. Mimeo. Trade Preferences and the WTO negotiations on Market Access: Battling for Compensation of Erosion of GSP, ACP and other Trade Preferences or Assessing and Improving their Utilization and Value by Addressing Rules of Origin and Graduation? Journal of World Trade, November Market Access for LDCs: Issues to be addressed. Journal of World Trade, January Non-Preferential Rules of Origin and the WTO Harmonization Programme. A contribution to "Development, Trade and the WTO; A Handbook". Edited by Bernard Hoekman, Aaditya Mattoo, and Philip English. World Bank, Pan-European Rules of Origin and Mediterranean countries. A contribution on EU and the Mediterranean countries. Published by Mc Millan, edited by Prof. M. Marescau, Center for European Studies, Ghent, Belgium, Non-Preferential Rules of Origin. A contribution to Positive Agenda for Developing Countries: Issues for Future Trade Negotiations, United Nations, Assessing Market Access Preferences for Mediterranean Countries on the EU market for Industrial Goods. Prepared for ERF/IAI/World Bank Workshop on "Preparing for the WTO 2000: Mediterranean interests and perspectives", July A comparative analysis of GSP and non-preferential rules of origin in the light of the Uruguay Round agreement: Is it a possible avenue for harmonization or further differentiation? Journal of World Trade, February An overview of judicial remedies available to EEC importers: Are they really effective? Journal of World Trade, June The EEC: The 1992 phenomenon and its implications. Paper presented to the UNCTAD sub-regional seminar on market access for countries in Indo-China, Bangkok, Thailand, December 1993, mimeo. Studies Erosion of trade preferences in the post Hong Kong framework: From trade is better than aid to Aid for trade,unctad /LDC/2005/6,January 2008 Rules of Origin in International Trade. UNCTAD/ITCD/TSB/2003/5. Trade Preferences for LDCs: An early assessment of benefits: A possible improvement in the context of WTO negotiations. UNCTAD/ITCD/TSB/2003/8. December Negotiating anti-dumping and setting priorities among outstanding implementation issues in the post-doha scenario: A first examination in the light of recent practice and DSU jurisprudence. UNCTAD/ITCD/TSB/Misc.72, February Market Access for Least Developed Countries. UNCTAD/DITC/TCND/4. May Les mécanismes de mise en oeuvre des étapes de la stratégie maghrébine commune de développement. UNCTAD/ITCD/TSB/11. January Globalization and International trading system: issues relating to rules of origin. UNCTAD/ITCD/TSB/2. March 1998 Currently applied safeguard and a priori limitation provisions under the GSP. UNCTAD, TD/B/C.5/134. Compendium of the work and analysis conducted by UNCTAD Working Groups and Sessional Committees on GSP Rules of Origin. UNCTAD/ITD/GSP/31. Harmonization, Simplification and Improvement of the Rules of Origin. UNCTAD, TD/B/SCP/AC.1/2.

11 Papers, Memoranda and handouts prepared for the SADC regional integration process Draft Annex on Trade and Services. July Services Templates for conducting Services negotiations in the SADC region.design of the templates for services liberalization at sub regional level containing information on services commitment entered by individual SADC member at WTO level states compared with their national legislation A brief analysis on the percentage criterion for determining origin in the SADC region: options and proposals. March Methodologies for Drafting Rules of Origin in Free Trade Agreements Consolidated Tariff Negotiating Schedule of SADC countries. Design of the negotiating templates for tariff schedules negotiations of individual SADC countries including modalities to conduct such negotiations. On-going up-dating document according to SADC negotiations. December 1999 to Consolidated Negotiating Text on Rules of Origin. Design of the consolidated negotiated text including specific examples and explanations at chapter and heading level of the possible implications of different rules of origin application on the trade effects On-going up-dating document according to SADC negotiations. December 1999 to Evaluation of the Tariff Offers According to the Parameters Set by Ministers. July Approaches and Options to Liberalize Trade in Services within the SADC Framework. June Southern Africa Development Community: GATS, The Specific Commitments of the Countries and State of Liberalization of Trade in Services. June Draft Annex Concerning the Settlement of Disputes among the Member States of the Southern African Development Community in the Context of the Protocol on Trade Memoranda and handouts prepared for the Mediterranean governments during their regional negotiations with the European Union Regional options within the multilateral trading system for the countries and territories of the Mashreq. June Contribution to the ERF publication Economic trends in the MENA region (contribution to Chapter 2). November How can the Jordanian industrial sector maximize the benefits from the Partnership Agreement between Jordan and the EU? September EC rules of origin under trade agreements with third countries and the EC GSP scheme. September The European Union s Mediterranean Policy: Issues for Jordan. September Infant industry in West Bank and Gaza Strip. June The European Union s Mediterranean Policy: Issues for Syria. June The implications of the Egypt-European Union Partnership on the protection of the Egyptian industry. March EU policy towards Gulf Cooperation Council. March The EU/Egypt cooperation agreement and the implications of the new European Union Mediterranean Policy for Egypt. March EC rules of origin in preferential agreements. March Emerging technical/environmental policies, standards and regulations in the EU and their trade and competitiveness effects on Egypt. March 1996.

12 The EC/Lebanon cooperation agreement and the implications of the new EU Mediterranean policy for Lebanon. June The EU/Jordan cooperation agreement and future prospects. January The determinants of preferential trade: Basic principles of the GSP and salient features of the major schemes and other forms of preferential trade in the light of the Uruguay Round negotiations. January From cooperation to association agreements: The case of the Mediterranean countries. November Handbooks Handbook on Lomé Convention IV. UNCTAD/ITP/61, Handbook on the European Union Scheme 1998/2004. UNCTAD/ITD/GSP/9, Handbook for exporters from Mediterranean countries and territories to the European Union markets, Part B: Morocco and Tunisia. UNCTAD/ITCD/TSB/Misc.7. 1 August Handbook for exporters from Mediterranean countries and territories to the European Union markets, Part A: Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Syrian Arab Republic, Addendum. UNCTAD/ITCD/TSB/Misc.3/Add May Handbook for exporters from Mediterranean countries and territories to the European Union markets, Part A: Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon and Syrian Arab Republic. UNCTAD/ITCD/TSB/Misc.3. 8 April 1997 Handbook for exporters from Mediterranean countries and territories to the European Union markets, Part B: Morocco and Tunisia, Addendum. UNCTAD/ITCD/TSB/Misc.7/Add Policy Review: Towards Revitalization of the GSP. UNCTAD, TD/B/SCP/13. A GSP Focal Point. UNCTAD/ITD/GSP/7. How to utilize the Lomé Convention IV. UNCTAD/ITP/Misc.37. The Generalized System of Preferences in the United States and Canada as an Instrument of Trade Promotion. Published in "Report of the Commonwealth Conference on Commercial Representation in North America". Other papers/studies prepared/supervised in collaboration with other institutions/consultants UNCTAD Training Module on Anti-Dumping, Part I. UNCTAD/ITCD/TSB/Misc.71. February Dumping and Safeguard in the EC- Mediterranean Agreement. UNCTAD/ITCD/TSB/Misc.10. April Access to European Union markets for agricultural products after the Uruguay Round, and export interests of the Mediterranean countries. UNCTAD/ITCD/TSB/Misc.5. 9 April Case study on the special safeguard provision under the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture: The case of cereals in the EU. March Case study on the EU trade regime for fresh fruit and vegetables in the Uruguay Round - Prepared for the advisory mission to follow-up activities concerning the study - The implications of the Egypt-European Union Partnership on the protection of the Egyptian industry. March 1996.