November 21, 2007: Non-tariff barriers in Southern Africa – towards a Measurement Approach
The South African Institute of International Affairs and Busines Unity South Africa hosted a half-day workshop on non-tariff barriers (NTBs) in Southern Africa, focusing on the Durban-Botswana route.
August 29, 2007: Workshop on ‘The cost of non-tariff barriers to business along the North-South corridor (South Africa-Zimbabwe) via Beit Bridge – a preliminary study’
The South African Institute of International Affairs, Business Unity South Africa, and Trade and Industrial Policy Strategies cordially invite you to a workshop on ‘The cost of non-tariff barriers to business along the North-South corridor (South Africa-Zimbabwe) via Beit Bridge – a preliminary study’.
November 21, 2007: Non-tariff barriers in Southern Africa – towards a Measurement Approach
The South African Institute of International Affairs and Busines Unity South Africa hosted a half-day workshop on non-tariff barriers (NTBs) in Southern Africa, focusing on the Durban-Botswana route.
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