Afro-Asian Peoples'Solidarity Organization


TENSIONS AROSE BETWEEN SUDAN AND CHAD Tensions have been high recently between Sudan and Chad when it was claimed that Sudanese government has given support to Chadian deserters or rebels, involved in attacks conducted on the border town with Sudan, but have retreated over the border to the remote West of Sudan after their failed offensive, although it was reported that hundreds of people died in the clashes. Sudan authorities have denied the allegations of involvement. For months now, Sudan and Chad repeatedly accused each other of supporting rebels from either side. This situation in the border area between the two countries is going to be dangerous if the wranglings between the two sides continue unabated. This has happened when search for solution to the issues of conflicts in the region of Darfur did not know any substantial advancement amid endless unfruitful negotiations contributing to make the settlement of the Darfur's problem more complicated, not to mention the increasing sufferings and deaths among the populations as consequences of grave violations of human and humanitarian rights. The Sudanese government has been accused of using and manipulating militias of Janjaweed against local populations in the Darfur conflict. In Chad, scores of soldiers deserted their barracks before regrouping as an anti-government force demanding the president of the country to step down. AAPSO expresses deep concerns about the further deterioration of the situation in the region. It urges the governments of Sudan and Chad to show political will to avoid confrontation; to respect the sovereignty over borders and to refrain from extending the wars across them; to search for stability in the region in order to create the possibility of settling the conflicts through a peaceful means. * Reunification of the Korean Peninsula The Korea should be reunified in near future as all Korean people’s desire based on the principle of Independence, Peace and Great National Unity without any foreign forces’ interference. We always support Korean people’s just case to reunify the country and to keep peace in Korean Peninsula and Foreign forces should be withdrawn according to the Korean people’s and world desire. We take this chance to wish the Korean people happiness and the great success in their work to build the reunified and prosperous country. Nouri Abdulrazzak Secretary-General * Press Release “First” Hanoi Meeting - Vietnam Upon an invitation from the Afro-Asian and Latin American Solidarity and Cooperation Committee, Mr. Nouri Abdul Razzak - Secretary-General of AAPSO - and Mr. Videasekera - Coordinator - participated to discuss number of issues and activities of joint interest and how to strengthen the mutual relations between both sides. That was on 20/1 till 26/1. The meeting previewed the previous and future activities including the preparation for the 50th anniversary of AAPSO which was decided to be held at Moscow, 2006. The visit included a meeting with the Vietnamese Organization for Friendship to discuss the economical, social and political status in Vietnam and the neighborhood countries; also, another meeting with the Foreign Ministry for broaching the role of ASEAN in supporting the relations between China, Japan, India, Russia and others. Also, the delegation visited the Foreign Relations Committee of the Vietnamese Communist Party which presented in the meeting the party’s vision and its role in improving the living status of people and in preparing the youth generation to be leaders of the future. The meetings were very fruitful and constructional, specially with Mrs. Nugwyn Thi Ben - Former Vice President of Vietnam and Vice-President of the Solidarity Organization - and they talked about how to build a strong solidarity movement. Also, both parties agreed on strengthening the relations between each other, increasing the consultations and condensing the international campaigns in service of the people issues. “Second” The World Social Forum in Bamako - Mali Dr. Fakhry Labib participated in this conference from 19/1 till 23/1 as a representative of AAPSO. He participated in some seminars which were held and specially those which discussed the African woman issues, the issue of the secret African immigration to the European countries specially to Italy, Spain and France, and also, the issues of human rights and democracy. Also, he made efforts in making and supporting the existence of committees for AAPSO, and in participating the Arab Social Forum and the Afro-Asian Writers Union. “Third” Damascus Conference in Support of Syria AAPSO participated in the conference of the Arab Lawyers’ Union and it was under the title of “Standing with Syria as It Is a National Right and Duty” from 20/1 to 22/1, at Damascus - Syria. Mr. Shawky Galal represented AAPSO in this conference; he made, within this period, important discourses with Mr. President of the General Union of Arab Writers on the Afro-Asian Writers Union. * Consolation Your Highness President Mohammed Hosni Mubarak President of the Arab Republic of Egypt We are all grief and sorrow for this horrible accident of the Peace Ferry 98 which was drowned with 1185 passengers in the Red Sea. This huge number of victims is arousing a strong pain in ourselves. In the name of the Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Organization, we present our heartfelt condolence and consolation to Your Highness, as we also present our condolence to the victims” families and the Egyptian people. May God rest the victims’ souls. Nouri Abdul Razzak Dr. Mourad Ghaleb Secretary-General President of AAPSO * Congratulation Your Highness President Abdul Azziz Bu-Tafliqa President of Algeria In the name of the Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Organization, we say thanks God for your safety and may you live longer as a beloved President from the Algerian people. We saw ourselves how the people loves you and how it receives you with all enthusiasm and happiness for your return. From our heart, we congratulate you for your safety return to your country and may God grants you with more love and esteem from your people. * Minutes of the Joint Meeting between the Egyptian Solidarity Committee and the Permanent Secretariat of AAPSO on 4/1/2006 The Attendants Dr. Mourad Ghaleb, President of AAPSO and Dr. Fakhry Labib attended the meeting from AAPSO. Mr. Ahmed Hamroush, President of the Egyptian Solidarity Committee - Dr. Helmy Al-Hadidi, Vice-President of the Committee - Ambassador Ihab Sorour - General Talaat Mosallem - Mrs.Awatef Sharbash - Dr. Fathy Adbul Fattah and Mr. Fawzy Mokheimar attended the meeting from the Committee. Events of the Meeting** * The meeting started on 11 am, at the Egyptian Solidarity Committee headquarters. - The attendants decided to follow up the contacts with the Jordanian Solidarity Committee to arrange the date of the next meeting for the Arab Solidarity Committees, and the attendants suggested the following agenda: - The current developments on the Arab area (Syria - Iraq – Palestine – Sudan). - Seminar of the political reform issue in the Arab countries. - Mechanisms of developing the cooperation between the Arab Solidarity Committees. - Informing the Arab Coordination Committee by the meeting results. The meeting ended at 12 pm. * Thanks Comrade Phan Van Chuong President of Vietnam Committee for Afro-Asian-Latin American Solidarity and Co-operation Dear Comrade, The AAPSO delegation returned to Cairo on 27th morning. On behalf of the Permanent Secretarit thank you and other comrades in the committee for your hospitality which made us at home during our stay. Kindly convey our warm regards to Her Excellency Madam Thi Binh, for the excellent discussion and valuable advice and suggestions for the improvement of AAPSO. Also kindly convey our regards to comrade Ta Minh Chau, Vice Chairman of the Commission for external relation of the CC, of V.C.P Neuyen Hong Cuong the Deputy Director General of the Foreign Ministry and Comrade Tran Dnc Loi, Vice President of Vietnam Union of Friendship Organizations and Do Ba Khoa Director Asia, Africa, Latin for the useful discussion we had with them. Once again we thank you for all the facilities provided to us. Nouri Abdulrazzak Secretary-General * Meeting in Moscow Mr. Mikhail V. Margelov Chairman of Russian AAPSO Council Dear Mr. Margelov, Wishing you a happy new year. The Premanent Secretariat in our recent meeting discussed, among other issues, the proposal for the convening of the international Conference of AAPSO in November-December 2006 in Moscow. In this regard when we had the joint meeting in Cairo, you suggested that the next discussion should be held between us in Moscow in January-February 2006. Now, we have already distributed this joint letter to all our national affliates, and a number of them had made positive comments. But regarding this joint discussion in Moscow, it is our belief if you agree it could be held with the second half of February. In any case, we would like to hear your decision with regard to this meeting so that we should be able to prepare if before discussion. Awaiting your kind reply at the earliest possible Thanking you, Nouri Abdulrazzak Dr. Mourad Ghaleb Secretary-General President * Congratulation Prof. Saifuddin Soz President, Foundation for Peace and Sustainable Development (FPSD) Dear Professor, Happy New Year. AAPSO learnt with great pleasure your appointment as the Minister of Water Resources of the Indian Ministry. Kindly accept our congratulation. AAPSO believes that in your New Capacity you will be able to further develop and strengthen relation with our organization in meeting future challenges. Sincerely, Nouri Abdulrazzak Dr. Mourad Ghaleb Secretary-General President * Thanks Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Organization The Permanent Secretariat Dear Comrades, I wish you all the best and success for the new year. Also, thank you for the magazine and bulletin issued by your respected organization. I know very well that AAPSO had enormously contributed, in the past, in the solidarity of the world peoples generally and the Afro-Asian peoples specially; your immortal deeds had been recorded in the history pages and which could never be denied. I think that the organization is still realizing a lot of achievements in the service of the peoples solidarity and a lot of its continuous works. I take this opportunity for expressing my strong wish to cooperate with you and I am ready to afford all my possibilities and capabilities to your organization and its high issue, as I am a member of the Administrative Board of the Chinese Association for International Accord, member of the Administrative Board of the Chinese - Arab Friendship Association, General Manager in the Circle of the Foreign Relations emanating from the Central Committee of the Governing Party in China and one of the citizens who has a special feelings towards your respected organization which is worth appreciation and praise. Finally, I hope, if you please, you send me the magazines and bulletins printed in Arabic language instead of the English ones. Thank you in advance, Sung Chung Tsai Your friend * United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime Dear Mr. Razzak In its resolution 58/4 of 31 October 2003, the General Assembly adopted the United Nations Convention against Corruption and decided that the Ad Hoc Committee for the Negotiation of a Convention against Corruption will complete its tasks by holding a meeting well before the convening of the first session of the Conference of the States Parties to the Convention in order to prepare the draft text of the rules of procedure of the Conference of the States Parties and of other rules described in article 63 of the Convention, which will be submitted to the Conference of the States Parties at its first session for consideration. It is my pleasure to invite the Afro-Asian People’s Solidarity to participate as an observer at the eighth session of the Ad Hoc Committee for the Negotiation of the United Nations Convention against Corruption, which will be held in Vienna, Austria, from 25 to 27 January 2006. Yours sincerely, Catherine Volz Officer-in-Charge Division for Treaty Affairs * Apology Mrs Catherine Volz Officer-in-Charge Division for Treaty Affairs Dear Mrs Catherine Volz, The Permanent Secretariat of Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Organization (AAPSO) expresses its thanks for your invitation to attend the eighth session of the Ad Hoc Committee for the Negotiation of the United nations Convention Against Corruption due to be held in Vienna from 25 to 27 January 2006. We regret to inform you that owing to other commitments, the Permanent Secretariat will not be able to send representative to this session. We wish the session a very successful work and substantial conclusion. Yours sincerely, Nouri Abdulrazzak Secretary-General * Cairo A.R.E The Egyptian Solidarity Committee The Committee held a seminar in its cultural salon on “Days Set In History”, on 25/1/2006. Ambassador Ahmed Ben Holey participated and had talked about the beginning of the Arab parliament, Mr. Farouk Kadoumy had talked about the launching of Fath Movement on 1/1 and Mr. Samy Sharaf had talked about the memory of Gamal Abdul Nasser birthday on 15/1. * Provisional World Parliament Nouri Abdul Razzak Hussein, Secretary General Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Organization (AAPSO) Dear Nouri Abdul Razzak Hussain, The strong implementation of decisions of this ninth session of the provisional World Parliament will require participation from African-based popular organizations such as the Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Organization (AAPSO), for world-level decisions for genuine autonomy, regenerative socio-economic development, global disarmament and general protection of human beings and the Earth’s environment. The ninth session of the provisional World Parliament is convening in Tripoli, Libya, from the 25th, February to 27th February 2006 under the Authority of Article 19 of the Constitution for the Federation of Earth, together with the world conference “The Concept of Democracy: Image and Reality” from the 29th February through 3rd March 2006. Tentative Agenda for the ninth session of the provisional World Parliament 1- Deliberation on the Ombudsmus Bill for human rights protection, and integration for strengthening of the services of the High Commission on Human Rights; 2- Additive amendments to world legislative act #14, on arbitration & Department of Conflict Resolution; 3- Deliberation on the Agreement on the Privileges and Immunities of the International Criminal Court, bill from the Assembly of States Parties, for integration into World Court System; 4- Review of Elections Act (WLA#29); Implementation of Popular Committees & Global Peoples Assemblies as per Elections Act; 5- Memorial from the African Children’s Parliament: Bill for provision of treated mosquito netting in schools for malaria prevention, starting with pilot programs in schools within the malaria-affected regions of Africa. The costs to be documented and registered with the world financial administration for scheduled reimbursement from World Treasury to participating schools, enterprises and governments as the first operative stage of Earth Federation commences; 6- Additive amendments to world legislative Act #11, on world currency standards & plans; 7- Additive amendments to world legislative Act #17, on world legislative format & style standards; 8- Multiple venue planning: Bangladesh, Togo, Japan, Venezuela, possible return to Libya & India; 9- Review of Regions and Districting, feedback and possible changes from initial World Districting; Consideration of the Regional Lines for possible improvements; and 10- Other business as time permits. We very much hope that you will participate in this historic ninth session of the provisional World Parliament. If you absolutely cannot personally participate, then at least please send representatives of the Afro-Asian Peoples’ Solidarity Organization as world citizen delegates. Yours respectfully, Eugenia Almand, Secretary Provisional World Parliament * The Arab and African Research Center Dr. Mourad Ghaleb Dr. Fakhry Labib The Arab and African Research Center, at Cairo, has the honour to invite you for attending the annual seminar concerning the commemoration of the late Dr. Mohammed Abu Mandour on: “The Raising Alternatives in the Farming/Agricultural Issue in Egypt”. That will be held at the Center’s headquarter on Tuesday, 7th of February 2006, at 10 a.m. We have the pleasure to confirm on your participation as it will enrich the discussion on this subject. Also, we have the pleasure if you invite whoever you see that he is concerned about this important issue. With Respect, Director of the Center Helmy Shaarawy * Commission of Arab Affairs at the Journalists Syndicate The Arab and African Research Center Invitation for Participation Dr. Mourad Ghaleb Dr. Fakhry Labib The Commission of Arab Affairs at the Journalists Syndicate and the Arab and African Research Center are organizing a seminar, in the frame of the cultural season of the center, on: “The Education and the Scientific Research, and Its Relation with Egypt’s Future”. Dr. Mohammed Ghaneen, scout of planting kidney in Egypt and the Middle East, is the main speaker of the seminar and Dr. Mohammed Abu Al-Ghar, Professor at Cairo University and the coordinator of 9th of March movement for the universities’ independence, will comment. The seminar will be held on Wednesday 8th of February, 2006, at 6.30 pm and it will be at the 3rd floor of the Journalists Syndicate’s building. Gamal Fahmy Reporter of the Commission of Arab Affairs at the Journalists Syndicate Helmy Shaarawy Director of the Arab and African Research Center * The Arab Program for Human Rights Activists Invitation Ms. Hamsa Abd-El Hamid In the light of the quick and successive events on the Arab area which imposed on all the rights organizations to seek for the quiddity of the political reform in the Arab world, as it is the center of events and it axis. The forms of the reformative experiences diversified till it covered all the political and economical sides. But, dealing with the political reform from a non-governmental and righteous point of view may fill it with a lot of objectivity and seriousness and will keep it away from the interests and tendencies suspicious. From this point and in a serious trial from the Arab Program for Human Rights Activists, we are shedding light upon different point of views from the Arab world in how to interact the calls and initiatives of the political reform from a righteous point. There will be thinkers from the Arab world to discuss and put the reform basis and standards, and to create a real partnership which pushes towards progress for making a serious and real political reform in the service of the Arab human rights. In this frame, the Arab Program for Human Rights Activists has the honour to invite you for participating in the activities of the workshop which will be held on 19-20 January, at Flamengo Hotel, 2, Al-Guezira Al-Wosta, Abu Al-Feda, Zamalek - beside Om Kolthoum Tower - the tenth floor. It will start at 9 am till 4 pm, under the title of: “The Political Reform in the Arab World”; we are sure that your participation will enrich the discussion - realizing the sought aims and results. The Executive Manager Ahmed Badawi * INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE INVITATION ON HIV/AIDS AWARENESS PROGRAMME 2006 Are you a scholar, a doctor, a registered nurse, lawyer, an academician, what do you know about HIV/AIDS come air you view on our National Awreness Program to be held in London by JAN/FEB.05/06 come and know about the new invented anti retroviral vascines(AVR) which are very cheap and affordable: for reducing the transfer of HIV/AIDS and other sexually transmitted infections(STIs). * CALL FOR NOMINATIONS Prize for Women's Creativity in Rural Life - 2006 Dear Sir, The Women's World Summit Foundation WWSF cordially invites you to submit nominations for the annual "Prize for Women's Creativity in Rural Life" Award, honoring creative and courageous women and women's organizations working to improve the quality of life in rural communities around the world. Yours sincerely, Mélanie Giovannoni Program Coordinator - Prize for Women's Creativity in Rural Life * The International Amnesty Organization Together For the Human Rights The International Amnesty Organization objects without any reservation, the trials of the military committee in Guantanamo as it violates the international standards of the just trials: * The committees lack the independency from the executive authority. * The accused can face secret evidences which he couldn’t disprove. * The accused can be kept away from some parts of the procedures. * The committees can accept sayings, which had been attained through torture or other ways of mistreatments, as evidences. * The right of making an appeal in front of an independent and neutre court has been highly restricted. * The committees are practicing discrimination against the non-American community, because only the foreign ones are submitted to these trials. * They impose high restrictions on the right of choosing the lawyer which includes the right of the person in representing himself and his right in an effective defense. The committees’ procedures necessitate on assigning a military defense lawyer to be in charge of the prisoner case. * Report from the Rights Mission Center The Prisoners in Shatta, Hadareem and Telmond Prisons Are Living Tragic Status The prisoners in Shatta, Hadareem and Telmond prisons are living a very tragic status as the prison circumstances are very hard, the rooms are overcrowded with prisoners and very despicable. The prison administration deliver them the water soiled and unqualified for drinking. Also, a lot of them sleep on the ground and there are not enough beds or covers, the prison administration refuse to give them winter clothes, there are continuous invasion and inspection for the rooms and there is high humidity in the rooms. For the medical status of the prisoners, it is very bad and there is high neglect and stretching from the administration side, as the Akomil is a therapy for all the diseases and it is the most one which is giving out for the prisoners. We, in the Rights Mission Center, adjure all the concerned authorities and the rights institutions to give interest and activate the prisoners issue, and to put this file on its work priorities. Also, we call the Prisoners Minister to interfere quickly at the Israeli authorities to let entering covers and winter clothes, and to investigate their detention circumstances. The Center calls out all the popular activities and the charitable institutions to afford the material and spiritual support for the prisoners and captives for strengthening their withstanding in the face of the Zionist suppression machine. The Legal Support Union for Prisoners * Invitation Mr. Nasser Amin Director of the Arab Center for the Judicature and Practicing of Law Independence We have the pleasure to invite you for attending the reception ceremony concerning the center campaign to enable the woman from taking over the judicature position in Egypt, with the European Union support. That will be on Sunday 29th of January 2006, at Nefertiti Hall in Shepherd Hotel, at 7 pm. * Invitation to our 2 International workshops from 20 Feb - 25 Feb 2006, at Nepal Dear Sir, Greetings from IDMAT! It is our pleasure to invite you to our forthcoming International Workshops to be held in Nepal from 20 Feb - 25 Feb 2006. 1. 4th International workshop on Good Governance in Civil Society & 2. 4th International workshop on Creating BDS Markets - Opportunities & Challenges. Both the programs are designed to cater the current need in the development sector as well as for Profit driven organizations sensitive towards social responsibility. The event will be unique experience for the delegates with blend of cross culture. It shall be an opportunity to interact and enrich oneself by multi - cultural and dimensional experiences. Awaiting your positive and kind acknowledgment With best regards Ms. Anupama Senior Manager, IDMAT * Invitation: International Day on Zero Tolerance to FGM Dear Friends, In 2003 at the International Conference on Zero Tolerance on Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) the 6th of February has been declared as the International Day to be observed every year. Since its declaration the day has been observed worldwide with the objective of raising international awareness on the problem of harmful traditional practices (HTPs) in general and FGM in particular. February 6th has been recognized by the UN, the African Union, and the Women Ministers of Foreign Affairs during the High Level Meeting at the 60th Session of the Commission on Human Rights held in March 2004. On this day a call is launched for political commitment and concrete action to save women and girls from this gruesome and cruel practice. This year a special event is organized by the IAC thanks to the good collaboration of the Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights. The event will take place in the conference Hall of the Palais Wilson on February 6th at 10:00 am. Statements, report of recent activities, registered best practices, and forward looking activities will all be shared during this event. We hope you will join us to observe the day and contribute to its success. Inter-African Committee Liaison Office, Geneva * United Nations NGO Section, DESA Theme for Coordination Segment of the Economic and Social Council for its substantive session in 2006, Geneva I would like to inform you that the Economic and Social Council, during its session of 2005, adopted the theme: “Sustained economic growth for social development, including the eradication of poverty” to be discussed at the Coordination Segment of the Council at its substantive session in 2006. Non-governmental organizations in General and Special Consultative Status with ECOSOC are entitled to present their views and recommendations to the Coordinating Segment of the Council if they are concerned with the subject under consideration. I would like to thank you again for your continuous support to the United Nations. Wishing you a happy and successful year ahead, Yours sincerely, Michele Fedoroff Officer-in-Charge * United Nations Coordination and Outreach Unit Division for the Advancement of Women Department of Economic and Social Affairs Dear NGO Colleagues, The Commission on the Status of Women (CSW) will hold its 50th session from 27 February to 10 March 2006, at United Nations Headquarters, New York. The Commission will focus on two thematic issues as outlined in its multi-year programme of work: (i) Enhanced participation of women in development: an enabling environment for achieving gender equality and for the advancement of women, taking into account, inter alia, the fields of education, health and work; and (ii) Equal participation of women and men in decision making processes at all levels. As your organization has consultative status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), we invite you to designate representative(s) to participate in the Commission. Yours sincerely, Carolyn Hannan Director Division for the Advancement of Women * United Nations Division for Sustainable Development Department of Economic and Social Affairs The Division for Sustainable Development wishes to inform you that the Fourteenth Session of the Commission on Sustainable Development (CSD-14) is scheduled to take place in New York on 1 - 12 May 2006. We look forward to your organization’s contribution on the upcoming CSD-14 session. Yours sincerely, Federica Pietracci Major Groups Programme Coordinator Division for Sustainable Development/DESA * UNITED NATIONS Director, Division for Social Policy and Development Department of Economic and Social Affairs Dear Sir, I have the pleasure to inform you that the forty-fourth session of the Commission for Social Development will be convened from 8 to 17 February 2006 at the United Nations Headquarters in New York. This year, the session of the Commission will mark the tenth anniversary of the United Nations Decade for Poverty Eradication. Accordingly, the Priority Theme of the session will be: “Review of the first United Nations Decade for the Eradication of Poverty (1997 - 2006)”. In addition to the priority theme, the session will include review of relevant UN plans and programmes of action pertaining to the situation of social groups such as: disabled persons, youth, ageing, and the family Yours sincerely, Johan Scholvinck * UNITED NATIONS Economic and Social Council Commission on Human Rights Sixty-second session Intergovernmental Working Group on the Effective Implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action Fourth session, Geneva, 16-27 January 2006. * UNESCO Nominations for the UNESCO Prize for Peace Education 2006 Sir, On behalf of the Director-General, I have the honour to invite your organization to submit nominations for the UNESCO Prize for Peace Education, which will be awarded for the 24th time in 2006. The purpose of the Prize is to promote all forms of action designed to “construct the defences of peace in the minds of men” by rewarding a particularly outstanding example of activity designed to alert public opinion and mobilize the conscience of humankind in the cause of peace, in accordance with the spirit of the Constitution of the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization and the United Nations Charter. * UNITED NATIONS Eighth session of the AD HOC Committee for the Negotiation of the United Nations Convention Against Corruption Vienna, Austria, 25 to 27 January 2006 The conference will be held at the United Nations Office in Vienna, Vienna International Center. * UNCTAD Commission on Trade in Goods and Services, and Commodities The tenth session of the Commission on Trade in Goods and Services, and Commodities will be held from 6 to 10 February 2006. The session will open at the Palais des Nations, Geneva. The substantive items for the provisional agenda were approved at the ninth session of the Commission on Trade in Goods and Services, and Commodities. The main agenda items are: Item3: Commodities and Development Item4: Market access, market entry and competitiveness Item5: Trade in services and development implications Item6: Trade, environment and development Item7: Implementation of agreed conclusions and recommendations of the Commission, including the post-Doha follow-up. * UNCTAD Commission on Enterprise, Business Facilitation and Development The tenth session of the Commission on Enterprise, Business Facilitation and Development will take place from 21 to 24 February 2006 at the Palais des Nations, Geneva. *

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