THE TRADE POLICY PROCESSES IN UGANDA - CUTS …：在乌干达，削减贸易政策过程….pptVIP

Presentation of the National Trade Policy: Conclusion (Cont’d) A social dimension is also introduced into the Policy. Government is fully convinced that implementation of the Policy will lead to achievement of the Poverty reduction targets and the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals The Public-Private Partnership approach envisaged for implementation will make it possible for the Policy to achieve its Vision and Objective Presentation of the Draft National Trade Policy: The Guiding Principles Development of both domestic and international trade Creating opportunities for equal participation in trade through entrepreneurial development, giving priority to the socially and economically disadvantaged groups in society Presentation of the Draft National Trade Policy: The Guiding Principles (cont’d) Provision of an enabling environment with a view to developing and nurturing a private sector that is capable of competing at global level Targeted Government interventions in specific sectors, if and as deemed necessary Presentation of the Draft National Trade Policy: The Guiding Principles (cont’d) Pursuit of bilateral, regional and multilateral trade initiatives Mitigating any adverse effects of practices by the country’s trading partners by invoking and implementing trade defense measures as and when appropriate, taking into account multilateral disciplines in the area Presentation of the National Trade Policy: Priorities of the NTP Enhancing the competitiveness of Ugandan products and services in the domestic, regional and international markets Facilitating the smooth flow of trade, while ensuring that trade conforms to national and international laws and regulations Boosting capacities of the socially and economically disadvantaged to trade Presentation of the National Trade Policy: Priorities of the NTP (cont’d) Strengthening trade institutions, particularly those dealing with trade policy, standards, trade flow facilitation/customs, provision