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Introduction
Mr. Peter Faust,
Trade Logistics Branch SITE/UNCTAD
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Industry views and experiences on transit: Shipper
Ms Brenda Horne,
South Africa Shippers' Council*
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Thai transit strategy
Mr. Phantong Loykulnanta,
Thai Customs Authorities*
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Issues
to be considered when negotiating regional transit agreement
Mr. Peter Krausz,
IRU*
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Experiences from Eastern and Southern Africa
Mr. Gilbert Maeti,
COMESA*
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Bilateral transit arrangements
Mrs. Eva Molnar,
UNECE*
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Best practices in corridor arrangements
Mr. Graham Smith,
World Bank*
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The experience of the Walvis Bay corridor
Mr. Frank Gschwender,
Walvis Bay Corridor secretariat*
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International
Customs transit: the TIR Convention
Mr. Konstantin Glukhenkiy,
UNECE*
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National transit: Experiences of Iran
Mr. Mohammad Javad Atrchian,
Ministry of Road and Transportation.*
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IT solutions in transit management: Port to
hinterland integration
Ms. Marelia Martinez,
Trade Facilitation consultant*
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IT solutions in transit management: the ASYCUDA transit module
Mr. Bruno Favaro, ASYCUDA,
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National
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National
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National
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National
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