November 17
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Due date for public comments to the Commerce Department on proposed rules on establishment of a licence exemption for intra-company transfers. For further information contact Commerce at (202) 482-2440.
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Lima
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The Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation forum business advisory council meets through November 20. For further information contact http://www.apec.org.
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Washington
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The Georgetown University Institute of International Economic Law sponsors a conference on World Trade Organization law and policy through November 21 at the Georgetown Law Center. For further information contact http://www.law.georgetown.edu/iielacademy.
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Kiev
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Economist Conferences sponsors a business roundtable with the government of Kiev at the Hyatt Regency Kiev. For further information contact emeacustomerservice@economist.com.
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New York
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The Japan Society sponsors a program on the current economic crisis with Japanese Ambassador Ichiro Fujisaki, beginning at 6 pm at the Society. For further information contact the Society at (212) 715-1208.
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Addis Ababa
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The 11th Africa Partnership Forum is held through November 18.
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Washington
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The Peterson Institute for International Economics sponsors a luncheon program with Special Economic Advisor to the Korean President Il SaKong, beginning at noon at the Institute. For further information contact meetings@petersoninstitute.org.
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Geneva
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The World Trade Organization Dispute Settlement Body meets.
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Washington
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Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson discusses the economy and financial markets at a meeting of the Wall Street Journal CEO Council, beginning at 6:30 pm at the Four Seasons Hotel. For further information contact http://ceocouncil.wsj.com.
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Washington
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The Carnegie Endowment sponsors a program on China and capitalism, beginning at 10 am at Carnegie. For further information contact Carnegie at (202) 939-2265.
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Washington
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The US-Azerbaijan Chamber of Commerce sponsors a breakfast meeting with Minister of Finance Samir Sharifov, beginning at 8:30 am at 1101 New York Avenue NW. For further information contact the Chamber at (202) 333-8702.
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Washington
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The Economic Policy Institute sponsors a program on people-friendly trade policy with speakers include Rep. Mike Michaud (D-Maine), beginning at 10 am at EPI. For further information contact http://www.epi.org.
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Washington
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The Center for Strategic and International Studies sponsors a program on general aviation security with Secretary of Homeland Security Michael Chertoff, beginning at 1 pm at CSIS. For further information contact CSIS at (202) 775-3141.
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Geneva
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The International Labor Organization governing board meets.
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Washington
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The National Economists Club holds its annual dinner, beginning at 6 pm at the City Club of Washington. For further information contact NEC at (703) 493-8824.
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Washington
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The Center for American Progress sponsors a program on prosperity and stability in Pakistan with speakers including Jonah Blank of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee staff, beginning at 9 am at the Center. For further information contact the Center at (202) 682-1611.
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Washington
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The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies sponsors a program on a post-crisis world economy with first deputy managing director of the International Monetary Fund John Lipsky, beginning at 12:30 pm at the Nitze Building, Kenney Auditorium. For further information contact SAIS at (202) 663-5626.
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Washington
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The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies sponsors a program on how China is affected by the international financial crisis, beginning at 4:30 pm at the Rome Building, Room 806. For further information contact SAIS at (202) 663-5626.
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November 18
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Philadelphia
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The Global Interdependence Center sponsors a program on the Chilean economy with Central Bank of Chile Governor Jose de Gregorio, beginning at 11:45 am at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. For further information contact info@interdependence.org.
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Washington
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The Peterson Institute for International Economics sponsors a program on the euro, beginning at noon at the Institute. For further information contact meetings@petersoninstitute.org.
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Washington
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The Inter-American Development Bank sponsors a program on development in the Americas, beginning at 11 am at the Bank. For further information contact http://www.iadb.org.
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Washington
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The US-ASEAN Business Council sponsors a luncheon with Vietnam Deputy Prime Minister Hoang Trung Hai. For further information contact the Council at (202) 416-6710.
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Washington
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The US-Azerbaijan Chamber of Commerce holds a breakfast meeting with Azerbaijan Finance Minister Samir Sharifov, beginning at 8:30 am. For further information contact the Chamber at (202) 333-8702.
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Washington
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The National Press Club sponsors a news maker program with House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md), beginning at 10 am at the NPC. For further information contact NPC at http://www.press.org.
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Geneva
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The World Trade Organization Goods Council meets.
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Washington
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The Small Business Administration holds a international trade symposium with speakers including Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez, beginning at 11 am at the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center. For further information contact SBA at (202) 205-6948.
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Washington
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The Farm Foundation sponsors a forum on the financial/credit crisis and its impact on the agriculture and food industries, beginning at 9 am at the National Press Club. For further information contact mary@farmfoundation.org.
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Washington
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The German Marshall Fund sponsors a breakfast briefing on the Turkish Industrialists’ and Businessmen’s Association’s new report on Turkish-US relations, beginning at 8 am at the Fund. For further information contact the Fund at (202) 683-2696.
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New York
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Deputy US Trade Representative John Veroneau discusses sovereign wealth funds at the National Investor Relations Institute, beginning at 8:30 am.
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Washington
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The Hudson Institute sponsors a program on energy, new Russian imperialism and the next US Administration, beginning at 9 am at the Institute. For further information contact the Institute at (202) 974-6445.
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November 19
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Nairobi
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Exporta sponsors a two-day sub-Saharan Africa trade and export forum at the Intercontinental Hotel. For further information contact events@exportagroup.com.
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Madrid
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development releases its economic survey of Spain. For further information contact http://www.oecd.org.
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Washington
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The US International Trade Commission hosts a program on cyclical dumping and US antidumping protection, beginning at 11:30 am in ITC conference room 615P. For further information contact the ITC at (202) 205-3216.
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New York
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The Japan Society sponsors a program on a publicly traded success story in banking, beginning at noon at the Society. For further information contact the Society at (212) 715 1208.
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Washington
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The Commerce Department and Nuclear Regulatory Commission sponsors a informal seminar on the US Additional Protocol, beginning at 9 am in room 4830 Commerce. For further information contact Commerce at (202) 482-1001.
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Geneva
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The World Trade Organization balance-of-payments restrictions committee meets.
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Washington
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Holland & Knight sponsor a program on financial recovery with speakers including Rep. Gregory Meeks (D-NY), beginning at 4:30 pm. The program will be broadcast to a number of Holland & Knight offices and online. For further information contact hkevents@hklaw.com.
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Washington
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The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars sponsors a program on food safety in China, beginning at noon in room 2322 Rayburn HOB. For further information contact the Center at (202) 691-4000.
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Washington
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The House reassembles at 1 pm to choose party leaders.
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November 20
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Lima
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The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum ministerial meeting is held through November 23. For further information contact http://www.apec.org.
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Washington
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The Eurasia Center sponsors a conference on doing business with Russia, beginning at 9 am at the Russian Trade Mission and George Washington University. For further information contact the Center at (202) 494-0773.
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Washington
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The Middle East Institute holds its annual two-day conference with speakers including Sen. Chuck Hagel (R-Neb) at the National Press Club. For further information contact rsvp@mideasti.org/
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Quito
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The Council of the Americas sponsors a program on Ecuador, beginning at 8:30 am at the Swissotel Quito. For further information contact the Council at (212) 277-8352.
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Washington
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The National Economists Club sponsors a luncheon program on the nature of US-China trade in advanced technology products, beginning at noon at the Chinatown Garden Restaurant. For further information contact NEC at (703) 493-8824.
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Madrid
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development releases its economic survey of Spain. For further information contact http://www.oecd.org.
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Washington
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The Commerce Department’s materials technical advisory committee holds a partially open meeting, beginning at 10 am in room 3884 Commerce. For further information contact Commerce at (202) 482-2813.
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Washington
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US Customs and Border Protection’s advisory committee on commercial operations of US customs and border protection and related homeland security functions holds a open meeting, beginning at 9 am at the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center, Rotunda Ballroom. For further information contact Commerce at (202) 344-2064.
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Washington
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The Washington International Trade Association sponsors a program on trade remedies, with speakers including US Trade Representative General Counsel Warren Murayama and European Commission Delegation Head of Trade Section Nikos Zaimis, beginning at 9 am at the Ronald Reagan International Trade Center, Horizon Ballroom. For further information contact WITA at (202) 312-1600.
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Washington
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The US-China Economic and Security Review Commission holds a press conference to release its annual report, beginning at 10 am in room 562 Dirksen SOB.
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Washington
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The Global Business Dialogue sponsors a program on healthcare across the Pacific, beginning at 9 am at the National Press Club. For further information contact the Dialogue at (202) 463-5074.
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Washington
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The Committee for Economic Development sponsors a forum on the economic crisis and ways to improve the financial markets, beginning at 11:45 am at the Hyatt Regency Hotel. For further information contact CED at (202) 296-5860, ext. 14.
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Washington
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The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies sponsors a program on leadership in global markets, beginning at 12:30 pm in the Nitze Building. For further information contact SAIS at (202) 663-5626.
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November 21
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Washington
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The Woodrow Wilson Center sponsors a program on US-Slovak cooperation with Slovak Foreign Minister Jan Kubis, beginning at 10 am at the Center. For further information contact the Center at (202) 691-4000.
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Washington
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The Middle East Institute holds its annual conference through November 21 at the National Press Club. For further information contact MEI at (202) 785-5336.
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Washington
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The American Institute for Contemporary German Studies sponsors a program on global capital flows and the investment income puzzles of Germany and the United States, beginning at noon at AICGS. For further information contact AICGS at http://www.aicgs.org.
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Washington
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The Asia Society sponsors a program with Indonesian Ambassador Sudjadnan Parnohadiningrat, beginning at 6:30 pm at the Indonesian Embassy. For further information contact http://www.asiasociety.org.
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Washington
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The US International Trade Commission meets to vote on its final antidumping investigation of uncovered inner spring units from South Africa and Vietnam, beginning at 10 am at the ITC main hearing room. For further information contact the ITC at (202) 205-1819.
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November 24
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Mexico City
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development holds a Latin American roundtable on corporate governance through November 26. For further information contact http://www.oecd.org.
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Geneva
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The Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy holds a conference through November 26 on confronting the global food challenge, at the Ecumenical Center. For further information contact foodconf@e-alliance.ch.
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Washington
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The Peterson Institute for International Economics sponsors a program on China’s rise, beginning at noon at the Institute. For further information contact meetings@petersoninstitute.org.
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Washington
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The US International Trade Commission holds a hearing on its final countervailing duty and antidumping investigations of circular welded carbon quality steel line pipe from China and South Korea, beginning at 9:30 am in the ITC main hearing room. For further information contact the ITC at (202) 205-1819.
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Washington
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The Cato Institute sponsors a program on economic freedom and doing business around the world, beginning at noon at Cato. For further information contact Cato at (202) 789-5229.
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November 25
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Paris
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development releases its Economic Outlook No. 84. For further information contact http://www.oecd.org.
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Hong Kong
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November 26
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Barbados
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The Caribbean Institute of Certified Management Consultants and Caribbean Export Development Agency sponsor a conference on the Americas hub through November 28. For further information contact marsha.drakes@crnm.org.
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Due date for public comments to the Commerce Department on the impact of the implementation of the Chemical Weapons Convention has had on commercial activities involving “schedule 1" chemicals through 2008. For further information contact Commerce at (202) 482-2440.
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Singapore
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development sponsors a conference on fighting corruption in the Asia-Pacific through November 28. For further information contact http://www.oecd.org.
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November 27
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Doha
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The United Nations sponsors a global civil society forum through November 29.
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Due date for public comments to the Commerce Department on subsidy programs provided by countries exporting softwood lumber and products to the United States. For further information contact Commerce at (202) 482-4593.
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Vienna
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The International Atomic Energy Agency holds a two-day meeting.
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November 28
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Due date for public comments to the Commerce Department on the effectiveness of licensing procedures for agricultural commodities to Cuba. For further information contact Commerce at (202) 482-2165.
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November 29
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Doha
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The United Nations sponsors a conference on financing for development through December 2.
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December 1
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Miami
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Caribbean-Central America Action holds its annual conference on the Caribbean and Central America through December 3 at the InterContinental Hotel. For further information contact http://www.c-cca-org.
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Due date for public comments to the Commerce Department on interim final rules on de minimis US content in foreign made items under the Export Administration Regulations. For further information contact Commerce at (202) 482-2440.
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London
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Due date for public comments to Customs and Border Protection on a notice of proposed rulemaking on uniform rules of origin for imported merchandise. For further information contact CPB at (202) 572-8828.
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Due date for the US International Trade Commission to make its first report to the House Ways and Means Committee on monitoring of textile and apparel imports from China. For further information contact the ITC at (202) 205-2000.
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Washington
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The Treasury Department’s advisory committee on the ten-year framework for energy and environment cooperation with China holds an open meeting, beginning at 10 am at Treasury. For further information contact Treasury at (202) 622-6780.
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December 2
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Washington
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The Farm Journal Forum sponsors a food and agriculture policy summit through December 4 at the Westin Washington. For further information contact fjforum@farmjournal.com.
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New York
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The Japan Society sponsors a program on the future of global capital markets, beginning at 12 pm at the Society. For further information contact the Society at (212) 715-1208.
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Mexico City
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The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development sponsors a two-day roundtable on corporate governance. For further information contact http://www.oecd.org.
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Washington
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Women in International Trade holds its winter gala and auction, beginning at 6 pm at the Argentine Embassy. For further information contact http://www.wiit.org.
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New York
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The Council of the Americas sponsors a program on Mexico’s near-shoring opportunities, beginning at 8:30 am at the Council. For further information contact the Council at (212) 277-8372.
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Washington
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The World Affairs Council sponsors a program with Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson on the upcoming US-China Strategic Economic Dialogue meeting, beginning at 11:30 am at the Willard Intercontinental Hotel. For further information contact the Council at (202) 293-1051.
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Washington
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The Center for Strategic and International Studies sponsors a program on prospects for change in Cuba’s economy, beginning at 10 am at CSIS. For further information contact CSIS at (202) 775-3180.
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