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Current world trade agenda : issues and implications for the MENA region. [articles] ; World bank. Office of the chief economist, fasc. 35

Corporate Author (Secondary): World bank. Office of the chief economistLanguage: anglais ; of summary, anglais ; of summary, français ; of summary, arabe.Publication: S.l. : 2004-05Description: 42 p. : tabl., graph.Subject - Geographical Name: DJIBOUTI | IRAN | JORDANIE | LIBAN | YEMEN | EGYPTE | MAROC Subject: POLITIQUE COMMERCE EXTERIEUR | OMC | LIBRE-ECHANGE | AGRICULTURE | QUESTION DE L'EAU Item type:

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