Awareness Workshop on Private Sector (EIF) for Trade Development Assistance Implemented by the Ministry of Economy and Commerce in Yangon
The Ministry of Commerce is implementing the World Trade Organization (WTO) Trade Development Assistance (EIF) process. Awareness Workshop on the EIF process was held in Yangon in 2014. It was held on August 11 at 9 am at Park Royal Hotel. The EIF process to the opening ceremony is a long-term process. In addition to the action plan to be carried out in this process, the financial and technical assistance required for the implementation of the project plan has been integrated. EU Donor Facilitator in EIF process It has been done as In addition, the National Steering Committee (NSC) has been formed to implement the government's policies. As the role of the private sector is very important, representatives from the private sector are included in the committee. By holding such specialized workshops, the private sector will have the opportunity to meet the needs of the private sector. The EIF process must be carried out with the assistance of development partners, and the implementation of these processes must be in the form of Public Private Partnership. Support and cooperation of all stakeholders for this It is very necessary. We believe that we can achieve success by working together.
The opening ceremony of the workshop was attended by members of the Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (UMFCCI), members of the National Steering Committee (NNSC); Myanmar Rice Association; Myanmar Fisheries Federation Myanmar Livestock Federation; In addition to central executive representatives from the Myanmar Tourism Federation and the Myanmar Computer Association, representatives from about 40 other private organizations; Representatives from trade-related government departments and organizations attended.
In addition, development partners such as the European Union (EU), which is acting as a Donor Facilitator in Myanmar's EIF process; Experts from the World Bank, which will mainly implement the Diagnostic Trade Integration Study (DTIS) under Myanmar's EIF process as the Main Implementing Entity (MIE), also attended.
Representatives from the Union of Myanmar Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry (UMFCCI) and the European Union (EU), the EIF Process Facilitator of Myanmar, also addressed the opening ceremony of the Awareness Workshop on Private Sector EIF in Yangon. In the afternoon, the Ministry of Commerce; Senior officials from the Directorate of Trade; Experts from the European Union (EU) and the World Bank discussed issues in their respective fields. Recommendations were made.
A total of (75) people attended the workshop which was held on 11 August and the workshop was successfully completed at 4:30 pm.
The Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF), a trade development aid, is provided to all LDCs, the least developed countries in the World Trade Organization, and is a long-term process in which LDCs are indispensable to graduating from LDCs. LDCs, the least developed countries, are taking advantage of trade development assistance under the Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF), a trade development assistance program, to effectively implement their trade development programs. The Enhanced Integrated Framework (EIF) process promotes the continuous growth of the country's trade through which The World Trade Organization (WTO) has stated that it aims to reduce the country's poverty reduction and move towards sustainable development by harmonizing it with development strategies and strategies. The EIF process is one of the largest grants received from the least developed countries, and UNCTAD, UNDP; UNOPS; UNIDO ICT; International organizations such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank are taking the lead in implementing this process, which will not only boost Myanmar's trade sector
The World Trade Organization (WTO) has officially recognized Myanmar as a beneficiary of the EIF since April 2013, and an introductory workshop on the program was held at the Union Hotel in Nay Pyi Taw from 31 July to 1 August 2013 with the assistance of UNDP. Pre-Diagnostic Trade Integrated Study (Pre-DTIS Phase) under the EIF process; Comprehensive Trade Development Study (DTIS Phase); There are four phases: Tier 1 Phase Implementation Project and Tier 2 Phase Implementation Project.
The first of these four steps, the Pre-DTIS phase, has been systematically implemented by the Ministry of Commerce since August 2013 after the initial introductory workshop. A seminar on the formation of the National Steering Committee (NSC) and a step forward in the EIF process, one of the key action plans at the Pre-DTIS level, was held at Hotel Shwe Pyi Taw in Nay Pyi Taw from 20 to 21 May 2014.
In addition, as part of the Pre-DTIS process under the EIF process, 2014 in Vientiane A Myanmar delegation led by the Deputy Minister of Commerce attended the Myanmar-Lao Exchange Program held from 23 to 25 June. The study tour provided an opportunity to learn about Laos' EIF experience and practices and to make arrangements that are relevant to the country.
Awareness Workshops were held in Yangon and Mandalay at the Pre-DTIS level under the EIF process, and plans were made to implement the EIF process with input from private entrepreneurs.
Awareness Workshop on Private Sector on EIF Process, Trade Development Assistance Implemented by the Ministry of Economy and Commerce, Held in Mandalay
The Ministry of Commerce is implementing the World Trade Organization (WTO) Trade Development Assistance (EIF) process. Awareness Workshop on the EIF process was held in 2014. Held on November 18 at 9 am at Mandalay Hill Resort Hotel. The opening ceremony was attended by U Aung Zan, Minister for Planning and Economy of Mandalay Region Government and Director-General of the Department of Trade, Joint Secretary on behalf of the Chairman of the National Steering Committee (NSC).
In his opening remarks, the Minister of Planning and Economy said that the EIF process, which is a trade development assistance, is a long-term process. In addition to the action plan to be carried out in this process, the financial and technical assistance required for the implementation of the project plan has been integrated. The EU has acted as a Donor Facilitator in the EIF process. In addition, a National Steering Committee (NSC) has been formed to implement the government's policies. The private sector is so important that private sector representatives are represented on the committee It has been formed as a member. By holding such specialized workshops, the private sector will have the opportunity to meet the needs of the private sector. The EIF process must be carried out with the assistance of development partners, and the implementation of these processes must be carried out in the form of Public Private Partnership. The support and cooperation of all stakeholders is very much needed. We believe that we can achieve success by working together. The EIF process must be carried out with the assistance of development partners, and the implementation of these processes must be carried out in the form of Public Private Partnership. The support and cooperation of all stakeholders is very much needed. We believe that we can achieve success by working together. The EIF process must be carried out with the assistance of development partners, and the implementation of these processes must be carried out in the form of Public Private Partnership. The support and cooperation of all stakeholders is very much needed. We believe that we can achieve success by working together.
Members of the Pyithu Hluttaw Economic and Trade Development Committee attended the opening ceremony of the workshop. Central Executive Representatives from Mandalay Region Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MRCCI); Representatives from other private organizations; Private entrepreneurs from Sagaing Region; A total of 75 representatives from trade-related government departments and organizations attended.
In addition, development partners such as the European Union (EU), which is acting as a Donor Facilitator in Myanmar's EIF process; Experts from the World Bank, which will be the main implementing entity (MIE), also attended.