PROJECT
FINAL REVIEW CONFERENCE
Advocacy and Capacity Building on Competition
Policy and Law in Asia (7up2 Project)
27-28 June 2006
Bangkok, Thailand
AGENDA
TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 2006
| 0830-0900 hrs |
Registration
and badge collection |
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| 0900-0945 hrs |
Opening Session |
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Siripol Yodmuangchareon, Director
General of the Department of Internal Trade, Thailand
– Welcome speech
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Pradeep S Mehta, Secretary General,
CUTS International – Opening remarks
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Jean-Michel Jordan, Humanitarian
Coordinator for Southeast Asia, Swiss Embassy in
Thailand
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Karen Ellis, Investment, Competition
& Business Development Services Team, DFID,
UK
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Dinh T. My Loan, Director General,
Competition Administration Department, Ministry
of Trade, Vietnam
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Philippe Brusick, Head, Competition
and Consumer Policy Branch, UNCTAD
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| 0945-1045 hrs |
Session One |
Competition
Policy and Its Relationship to Development: The Asian
Experiences |
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- Deunden
Nikomborirak (TDRI, Thailand) - Competition
Policy and Its Relationship to Development: An Overview
of the Linkages
- Marc
Proksch (UNESCAP) – Competition Policy
and Cross-border Investment: An Asian Perspective
- Douglas Brooks
(ADB) – Competition Policy and Development: Evidence
from the Asian Region
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Chair |
Le
Dang Doanh, MPI, Vietnam |
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| 1045-1100 hrs |
TEA/COFFEE
BREAK |
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| 1100-1230 hrs |
Session Two |
Competition
Policy and Development: Perspectives from some Asian
Developing Countries |
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- Le
Dang Doanh (MPI, Vietnam) - Why Should
a Developing Economy Adopt a Competition Policy and
Law? - The Case of Vietnam
- Leeber
Leebouapao
(NERI, Lao PDR) – Lao PDR: How Would
a Small Landlocked Least Developed Economy Embrace
Competition Policy and Law?
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Chair |
Dinh
T. My Loan, Competition Administration Department, Ministry
of Trade, Vietnam |
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| 1230-1400 hrs |
LUNCH |
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| 1400-1530
hrs |
Session
Two |
Competition
Policy and Development: Perspectives from some Asian
Developing Countries |
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- Atiur
Rahman (Unnayan Shamannay, Bangladesh)
– Would Competition Policy Promote Pro-Poor Development
in a Least-Developed Economy? - The Case of Bangladesh
- Bharath
Jairaj (CAG, India) – India’s New Competition
Regime: Competition Policy in a Large-Emerging Economy
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Chair |
S.
Chakravarthy, CUTS C-CIER, India |
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| 1530-1545 hrs |
TEA/COFFEE BREAK |
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| 1545-1715 hrs |
Session Two |
Competition
Policy and Development: Perspectives from some Asian
Developing Countries |
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- Nuth
Monyrath (EIC, Cambodia) - Cambodia At
the Threshold of International Integration and Economic
Reform: Is Competition Policy and Law Needed?
- Dhrubesh
Chandra Regmi (SAWTEE, Nepal) – Promoting
Competition Policy and Law for Development in a Least
Developed Economy: Insights from Nepal
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Chair |
John
Preston, DFID, UK |
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 2005
| 0900-1030
hrs |
Session
Three |
Competition
Policy and Regional Integration |
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Chair |
Sitesh
Bhojani, Australia |
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| 1030-1045 hrs |
TEA/COFFEE
BREAK |
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| 1045-1200
hrs |
Session
Four |
Capacity
Building and International Cooperation on Competition
Policy |
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- John
Preston – International Cooperation and
Capacity Building on Competition: DFID Experiences
- Patrick
Krauskopf – International Cooperation
and Capacity Building on Competition: A Swiss Perspective
- Pradeep
S Mehta – Trilateral Development Cooperation:
An Emerging Trend
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Chair |
Karen
Ellis, DFID, UK |
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| 1200-1330 hrs |
LUNCH |
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| 1330-1700
hrs |
WORKSHOP
ON PROJECT EVALUATION AND THE WAY FORWARD |
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| 1330-1400
hrs |
- Alice
Pham - Project Progress, Achievements
and Lessons Learnt
- Nitya
Nanda - Competition Scenario in Select
Asian Developing Countries – A Synthesis Report
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| 1400-1430
hrs |
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| 1430-1445 hrs |
TEA/COFFEE BREAK |
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| 1445-1630 |
Roundtable
discussion on The Way Forward as the Closing Session |
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Chair |
Pradeep
S Mehta, Secretary General, CUTS International |
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