| Edwini
Kessie
Edwini Kessie has a Doctorate Degree in Law from
the University of
Technology, Sydney, Australia and Masters' Degrees
in Law from the
University of Toronto, Canada and the University
of Brussels, Belgium and a Bachelor's Degree in
Law from the University of Ghana. He is admitted
as a solicitor of the Supreme Courts of England
& Wales, New South Wales, Australia and Ghana.
He has practiced Corporate and Commercial Law in
Sydney, Australia and International Trade Law and
European Community Law in Brussels, Belgium.
Dr. Kessie joined the WTO Secretariat in January
1995 and has worked in various divisions of the
Secretariat including the Development Division,
the Training Division and the legal unit of the
Technical Cooperation Division, where he had the
responsibility for assisting developing countries
wishing to have recourse to the dispute settlement
procedures of the WTO. He is currently working in
the Council and Trade Negotiations Committee Division,
which has the responsibility for coordinating the
negotiations which were launched in Doha, Qatar
in November 2001. He is also a part-time lecturer
in international trade law at the World Trade Institute
in Berne, Switzerland and also the University of
Technology in Sydney, Australia. Dr. Kessie has
participated in many international conferences on
international trade and written a number of articles
on international trade issues.
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Dr.
Alex Amankwah,
Associate Professor and former Deputy Dean of
the School of Law, James Cook University, Australia.
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Dr.
Edward Kwakwa,
Deputy Legal Counsel and Head, Legal and Constitutional
Affairs, World Intellectual Property Organization.
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Dr.
Edwini Kessie,
Counselor, Council and Trade Negotiations Committee
Division, World Trade Organization.
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Dr.
Rita Koyame,
Assistant Professor of Economics, Florida Memorial
College
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Dr.
Rama Mani,
Author and Visiting Scholar at the Geneva Centre
for Security Policy.
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Dr.
Ikechi Mgbeoji,
Assistant Professor, Faculty of Law, University
of British Columbia.
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Dr.
Vincent Nmehielle,
Bram Fischer Chair of Human Rights Law, The
Mandela Institute, School of Law, University
of the Witwatersrand.
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