Objectives
Every year, UNECE holds a trade-related Executive Forum at its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, to generate new ideas and solutions for international trade.
Participants include:
Participants exchange views and discuss their experiences in improving trade performance and economic cooperation.
Each Forum examines a specific theme relevant to trade, industry and enterprise development within the UNECE region, with emphasis on networking and information sharing.
Recent Forums
"Paperless Trade in International Supply Chains: Enhancing Efficiency and Security (20-21 June 2005)
"Competing in a Changing Europe" (2004)
"Sharing the Gains of Globalization in the New Security Environment" (2003)
"Trade Facilitation: Simpler Procedures for World Trade Growth" (2002)
"Trading into the Future: e-Services for Trade, Investment and Enterprise" (2001)
"Electronic Commerce for Transition Economies in the Digital Age" (2000)
For further information, please contact the UNECE Forum Team at [email protected]
Every year, UNECE holds a trade-related Executive Forum at its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, to generate new ideas and solutions for international trade.
Participants include:
- Senior government policy makers
- Senior business executives
- International agencies
- Potential investors
- Non-governmental organizations
Participants exchange views and discuss their experiences in improving trade performance and economic cooperation.
Each Forum examines a specific theme relevant to trade, industry and enterprise development within the UNECE region, with emphasis on networking and information sharing.
Recent Forums
"Paperless Trade in International Supply Chains: Enhancing Efficiency and Security (20-21 June 2005)
"Competing in a Changing Europe" (2004)
"Sharing the Gains of Globalization in the New Security Environment" (2003)
"Trade Facilitation: Simpler Procedures for World Trade Growth" (2002)
"Trading into the Future: e-Services for Trade, Investment and Enterprise" (2001)
"Electronic Commerce for Transition Economies in the Digital Age" (2000)
For further information, please contact the UNECE Forum Team at [email protected]