RESTRICTED
PREPARATORY COMMITTEE PC/W/7
FOR THE 28October 1994
WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION
(94-2206)
Original: French PREPARATORY COMMITTEE FOR THE
WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION
COMMUNICATION FROM MALI
General Agreement onTrade inServices -Schedule ofSpecific Commitments
andListofArticle II(MFN) Exemptions
Theattached communication iscirculated bytheGovernment ofMalitotheMembers ofthe
Preparatory Committee, pursuant toparagraph 8(b)(i) oftheMinisterial Decision ontheEstablishment
ofthePreparatory Committee fortheWorld Trade Organization andinaccordance withtheagreement
reached inthePreparatory Committee on31May. PC/W/7
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GENERAL AGREEMENT GATS/SC/53
1994
ONTRADE INSERVICES
MALI
Schedule ofSpecific Commitments
(This isauthentic inFrench only)
PROVISIONAL MALI -SCHEDULE OFSPECIFIC COMMITMENTS
Modes ofsupply: 1) Cross-border supply 2) Consumption abroad 3) Commercial presence 4) Presence ofnatural persons
Sector orsubsector Limitations onmarket access Limitations onnational treatment Additional commitments
II. SECTOR-SPECIFIC COMMITMENTS
Tourism andtravel related
services
Hotel andrestaurant services
(CPC 641-643)
Education Services
Adult education services inthe
craft sector (CPC 924)1)None
2)None
3)Nolimitation, subject totheregulations in
force concerning thepurchase ofcommercial
plots byforeign individuals orcorporate
bodies
4)Nolimitation, subject totheregulations in
force concerning theemployment offoreign
managers
1)None
2)None
3)None
4)None1)None
2)None
3)None
4)None
1)None
2)None
3)None
4)None
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GENERAL AGREEMENT GATS/EL/53
1994
ONTRADE INSERVICES
MALI
Final listofArticle II(MFN) exemptions
(This isauthentic inFrench only)
PROVISIONAL MALI -FINAL LIST OFARTICLE II(MFN) EXEMPTIONS
Sector orsubsector Description ofthemeasure,
including thereasons why
incompatible with Article IICountries towhich the
measure appliesProposed duration Conditions which make the
exemption necessary
Maritime Transport:
Coastal shipping (cabotage)
tradeFuture Laws, Decrees and
Decisions based onbilateral
ormultilateral agreements
which grant cabotage rights to
trading partners ona
reciprocal basis.25countries Near future, while the
objective pursued takes rootTostimulate international
trade andpromote regional
economic integration.
Maritime Transport Laws, Decrees andDecisions
based onbilateral and/or
multilateral agreements.
Resolutions oftheMCWCS
adopted forthe
implementation oftherelevant
provisions oftheUnited
Nations Convention ona
Code ofConduct forLiner
Conferences andproviding for
thesharing of80% ofliner
trade withtheNational
Shipping Company ofthe
State attheother endofa
particular traffic. The
exemption applies toexisting
andfuture measures until
auxiliary maritime services
andportservices are
developed.Notspecified Unlimited Need toensure thatthe
Shipping Company carries at
least 40% ofliner trade.
Promote development of
national fleet soasto
underpin economic social
development atthenational
level. Ensure
competitiveness ofourexport
products andreduce costof
imported products in
domestic trade. Ensure
efficient auxiliary maritime
andportservices. Promote
infant industry. Measures to
bestrengthened iftrade
partners continue toblock
access tocargoes and
practice dumping.
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Sector orsubsector Description ofthemeasure,
including thereasons why
incompatible with Article IICountries towhich the
measure appliesProposed duration Conditions which make the
exemption necessary
Maritime Transport:
Bulk andspecialized cargoesLaws, Decrees, Orders and
Decisions, existing orfuture,
based onbilateral and/or
multilateral agreements which
provide forthesharing ofall
bulkandspecialized cargoes
between theState shipping
companies atbothends ofa
particular traffic.Notspecified Unlimited Need toensure 50% of
cargoes fornational and/or
sub-regional shipping
companies. Measure tobe
strengthened iftrade partners
continue toblock access to
cargoes andpractice
dumping.
Maritime Transport Laws, Decrees, Orders and
Decisions, existing orfutureNotspecified Unlimited Need topromote infant
industry