EXPORT STRATEGIES IN THE HEALTH SERVICES SECTOR

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In dollar terms, import and export of services increase by 16.4 .

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(b) Export concentration index percentage of three highest export categories in total exports of goods and services, or export diversification index of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD)

The importance of appropriate WTO consistent export support services was stressed in this context.

51. Most of the SME support services are supply driven , mainly providing business support services in areas such as advisory services, training, finance, advertising, marketing, export consultancies, etc.

C. Development of capacity for exportable health services comparative experience of export strategies in this sector

First, trading services and finance represented the greatest proportion of investments and were complementary to export activities.

Among them, the total import and export volume of emerging services was 1,138.39 billion yuan, with an increase of 20.9 , which was 10.4 percentage points higher than the overall growth rate of import and export of services, and the proportion of promotion for emerging services increased by nearly 3 percentage points.

(vi) UNCTAD should undertake a study of the export potential of developing countries in the business services sector.

They were following a common approach in such areas as education, export development, social development and pharmaceutical procurement services.

Subsidized infrastructure and services are often provided for enterprises investing in export processing zones, enterprise zones or science parks.

(e) Strengthening its information and training services, and strengthening technical cooperation to expand export supply capabilities of developing countries

This order included a ban on bank services, financial investment, the import and export of goods and services and the prohibition of the issuance of visas for Iranian merchants

There is evidence that in many cases countries provide either general or sector specific export support to their services suppliers.

Export promotion might be useful in many countries but should focus on providing services to small and medium size enterprises.

Thus promotion of exports of health services required the designing of strategies to improve domestic capacity, create export potential without adversely affecting national health services, identify excess supply of health services and potential markets for such services and overcome internal and external barriers.

It promises development gains in terms of overall economic efficiency and growth potential, the export of other services and access to basic services to improve the lives of the poor.

Furthermore, this item will permit an examination of ways and means to strengthen the capacity of developing countries to export services.

48. As services become an increasing part of world production and trade, telecommunications often offer new routes to export and import such services either directly (e.g. education services through distance learning), or indirectly (e.g. tourism services through promotion of sites or hotels on the Internet).

Gulf enterprises could benefit greatly from critical support services to enable them to meet export standards and technical requirements and regulations, raising their productivity and competitiveness to international levels and enabling them to reach export markets.

In cases of import, export and transit of firearms it is absolutely necessary the presentation of a special licence to Customs Services.

It is also important that special efforts be made to facilitate the full range of services export of small and vulnerable economies.

A large proportion of their total export and import earnings from trade in goods and services goes to transportation and insurance payments.

Any export of security, military or intelligence services would be subject to prior approval, as is now the case with arms exports.

A large proportion of their total export and import earnings from trade in goods and services goes to transportation and insurance payments.

28. Experts pointed out that success in exporting health services could require an active export promotion policy and identified its key elements.

Many countries, both developed and developing, are adopting export strategies for health services, and some are liberalizing access to their own markets.

It was stated that substantial improvements need to be made in market access in modes and sectors of export interest to developing countries such as tourism, business and professional services, and construction services.

Convinced that enhanced market access for goods and services of export interest to developing countries contributes significantly to debt sustainability in developing countries,

Convinced that enhanced market access for goods and services of export interest to developing countries contributes significantly to debt sustainability in those countries,

Convinced that enhanced market access for goods and services of export interest to developing countries contributes significantly to debt sustainability in those countries,

Convinced that enhanced market access for goods and services of export interest to developing countries contributes significantly to debt sustainability in developing countries,

Convinced that enhanced market access for goods and services of export interest to developing countries contributes significantly to debt sustainability in those countries,

Law No. 9112 of 10 October 1995 regulating the export of sensitive goods and related services, including goods of military application (unofficial translation) .

27. Various participants emphasized that the balance between export of health services and the concerns of the domestic population must be carefully evaluated.

Globalization offers access to larger financial savings, a wide range of goods and services at lower cost, new export markets, and new technologies.

Issues for examination would include opportunities and challenges faced by developing countries in delivering services to world markets, the importance of well designed export strategies, the role of new technologies in the supply of services and improvements in statistics on services trade.

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Countries are seeking areas in which they have a comparative advantage and using this as a basis for the development of services for export.