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Fine-tuning Turkey’s economic diplomacy In support of its EU accession process

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Co-author of article titled “Fine-tuning Turkey’s economic diplomacy In support of its EU accession process” with Mehmet Ögütçü London-based senior multinational business executive and former Turkish diplomat and Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) director. Professor Raymond Saner presented joint paper at the 7th regional congress of the International Council for Central and East European Studies (ICCEES), Berlin, 2-4 August 2007.

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Inter-ministerial Coordination of Trade Policy at Central Government Level in Macedonia and Kyrgyzstan

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"Inter-ministerial Coordination of Trade Policy at Central Government Level in Macedonia and Kyrgyzstan", Skopje, 9-11 March 2007.

   

Strengthening Skills on Commercial and Economic Diplomacy

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CUTS, a Jaipur-based non-governmental think-tank on trade and regulatory issues, organised a training programme in Jaipur from 18 to 21 August on "Strengthening Skills on Commercial and Economic Diplomacy" for middle-level Indian government officials and business executives. It is supported by the Department of Commerce, Government of India.

 

Prof. Raymond Saner was one of the trainers of the workshop and provided training on multi-actor FDI negotiations.

   

UNCTAD Regional Conference on Policy consultation Workshop on Using TRIPS Flexibility for the Promotion of Licences for Pharmaceutical Patents

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"UNCTAD Regional Conference on Policy consultation Workshop on Using TRIPS Flexibility for the Promotion of Licences for Pharmaceutical Patents", 19-23, March 2007, Addis Ababa.

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Challenges for Foreign Ministries

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"Challenges for Foreign Ministries: Managing Diplomatic Networks and Optimising Value" Diplomatic acedemies need to identify all their clients and potencial users, to get them to participate in the setting of training goals. Quality assurance is an essential form of process control, and a new standard, ISO 10015 has emerged as management tool, to address the outcomes of traning. The goal is to identify the performance gap.

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