aspects ot multinodal transport, ports, naritirne leqislation and training; (d) Pronotion' through studies and technical assigtance' ot regional and subregional co-operat ion on sucb subJects as the establishment of reqional reinsurance, the operation of insurance markets, and the establishnent of subregional third-party liabllity moeor reinaurancei (e) contribullon tso ac!ivities of developing countries designed co prornote co-operation in the area of Eervices related to lradei (f) Technlcal assistance, throuqh fhe UNCTAD Advisory Service on Transfer of Technology. to! (i) regional cechnoloqy centres in Africa' Asia and Latin Arnerica as $ell as to regional co'operative arrangements in critical' seccors' e.q. aqr}'industrial, food processinq and pharrnaceuticalsi (ii) developing countries in undereaking co-operatlve arrangenents, includirts establlshnent ot A/40/sgr English Page 16 appropriaee interregional linkages among req j,onal,/nat ional lechnology ceneresi(iii) developing countries ln initiating and,/or strengthening co"-operative measuresat the reqional. subregional. and interregional levels, including preferentialarrangenents anong developlnq countries in the field of technolagy, the setting upof institutionaL arrangenents for joint technology research and developnent, designand enqineering, and the barnonization of technology policies, rutes andrequlations, lars and pr ac t.ice s i (S) Assistance to developing countriesr e!(porters oftheir negotiations at the rDultilateral and bilateral levelsMultifibre Agreenent negotiated under the auspices of GATT.exporters of cotton in preparation for the establishnen! ofProducersr Association;textiles and cloChing inpursuant to the and !o producers and an International Cotton (h) Co-operation with the world Food Councilschene foE developing countr i es iin evolving a food reserve (i) Cq-operation with a number of research institutions in carrying out acomprehensive research study on lhe various dlmensi,ons of south-south trade. 57. The Econonic Connission for Africapromote economic co-operation among itsinplenentation of ECDC activigies.ECONOMIC @MII.IISSION FOR AFRICA (ECA) continued !o intensify its efforts to nenber countries and to give support to the
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