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UNCTAD Programme of Assistance to the Palestinian People

Provides on the UNCTAD technical assistance programme to the Palestinian people in the areas of trade, finance and enterprise development. Includes an overview of ongoing projects and secretariat publications on the Palestinian economy since 1985.

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