Cambodia Enters the WTO: Lessons Learned for Least Developed Countries
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Cambodia is the first least-developed country to enter the World Trade Organization. Its experiences during the accession process offer a wealth of useful lessons for other developing countries. The inside story is told here by Cambodia's chief negotiator, Sok Siphana, who reveals their strategies and tactics for a successful outcome.
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