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The Forum will bring together leaders from governments, donors, international organizations, business and academia to foster trade action in Least Developed Countries (LDCs) and inspire deeper collaborations and commitments in support of further LDC integration into global and regional trade.
2018 is a turning point for LDCs and trade, with a growing trade gap between developed nations and the world’s poorest countries and increasing instability in the world economy. The momentum we generate this year must lead to further integration of LDCs into trade at multiple scales into the future.  
At the Forum, leaders and practitioners from around the world will share what they have achieved on trade development in LDCs to date, with Aid for Trade complementing national initiatives, and will commit to doing more to ensure LDCs integrate and benefit from global trade. It will culminate in a call to action to leverage trade to combat poverty and inequality and to create a more inclusive trading system. 
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Hadil Hijazi

WTI Advisors
Director
Hadil Hijazi is a Director of WTI Advisors Ltd. (Oxford/Geneva), a specialized provider of advisory services on trade law, economics and policy. She advises governments, international organisations, NGOs and others on trade and economic policy. Her practice focuses on trade policy design and formulation, trade negotiations, WTO accession and compliance with multilateral and bilateral commitments. Services have been in her focus, from think pieces to regulatory audits to policy and strategy design. Over the past years she worked on several assignments and studies relating to the effective operationalization of the LDC Services Waiver. Other recent work includes devising a Trade Policy Statement for a government and advising an LDC on bilateral trade and transit agreement negotiations. Hadil is an experienced manager, team leader, trainer and designer of trade-related advisory interventions, as well as moderator and facilitator of trade-related stakeholder consultations.
Wednesday, June 13
 

09:30 CEST

10:45 CEST

14:15 CEST

16:00 CEST

17:45 CEST

 
Thursday, June 14
 

09:30 CEST

10:45 CEST

14:15 CEST

16:00 CEST