UN/CEFACT AND INTERNATIONAL TRADE STANDARDS
Full FTA: 23 Chapters with all side letters
Chapter 6: Customs Administration
Chapter 8: Technical Barriers to Trade
Chapter 12: Telecommunications - 12.6 Value Added Services
Chapter 15: Government Procurement
Chapter 16: Electronic Commerce
Chapter 17: Intellectual Property Rights
Chapter 21: Dispute Resolution
C Response from Duane NICKULL Fri 24 Sep 2004
> Date sent: Fri, 24 Sep 2004 08:41:22
> From: Duane Nickull
> Subject:Re: UN-R3-n34-New Slide - Interoperability Paper Trade
> To: sggould@oic.org
> Copies to: OIC Management Committee
>
> Thank you. I have noted all your comments and will be incorporating
> many of them within the master document that this slide deck was derived
> from. That document is the UN eBusiness Strategy, which I am the
> primary author.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Duane
>
> ***********
> Vice Chair - UN/CEFACT Bureau Plenary - http://www.unece.org/cefact/
>
> Chair - OASIS eb SOA TC - http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/tc_home.php?wg_abbrev=ebsoa
> ***********
B EXTRACT FROM E-MAIL TO DUANE NICKULL RE "INTERNATIONAL PAYMENTS PROCESS"
3 Developing Countries are known to over-invoice and try to channel funds out of the
Country
> I got your address while as the head of a delegation on a trade Mission
> to your country last year in my search for a reliable individual/company who can handle
> a strictly confidential transaction, which involves the transfer of a reasonable sum
> of money to a foreign account
>
> This amount of money is total sum of US$42,000000.00 (Forty Two Million United States
> Dollars), alrady extracted from various contracts awarded by my Ministry as a result of
> deliberate over-invoicing based on a mutual understanding reached between me and the
> contractors hat were awarded these contracts.
>
> The money is now floating in the source of security company waiting claim by Foreign
> Partner which status we now want you to assume. In my last meeting with other officials
> involved, it was unanimously agreed that 30% of the total sum will be given to you.
> 60% will be for my colleague, and me. While 10% will he used to reimburse the
> expenses that may be incurred in the processing of the transfer.
>
> I assure you the transaction is 100% risk free as we have concluded every arrangement
> to protect the interest of every one involved. Likewise, all modalities for the
> successful transfer of this money have been worked out to facilitate the remittance
> of this money to your designated account.
A E-mail from Duane NICKULL Fri 10 Sep 2004
> I think that the UN is better equipped to deal with this issue. I have been working with
> UN/CEFACT for a while and recently got elected as vice chair.
>
> Attached is a "DRAFT" PPT explaining our vision.
>
> Please also consider that these are DRAFT slides and are not approved by the UN yet.
>
> The comments are most welcome however as we go forward to develop the slides.
>
> I'll send out a later draft copy next week.
2004/09/24 16:23 - UN/CEFACT - Interoperability with Paper Trade
2004/09/24 14:41 - UN/CEFACT - Proposed UN Layout Key
2004/09/24 13:02 - UN/CEFACT - Proposed UN eDocs
2004/09/24 07:49 - UN/CEFACT - Core Components - Date & Time Format
2004/09/22 10:32 - UN/CEFACT - International Payment Process
2004/09/22 10:13 - UN/CEFACT - International Tender Process
2004/09/22 10:09 - UN/CEFACT - International Trade Process
2004/09/22 09:13 - UN/CEFACT - Proposed Slides for Business Processes
2004/09/22 08:02 - UN/CEFACT - The Role of Global Registries
2004/09/17 17:48 - UN/CEFACT - Review UN/CEFACT - Global Trade Facilitation - DRAFT
2004/09/16 19:11 - UN/CEFACT - United Nations and PORTMIS System
2004/09/14 08:22 - UN/CEFACT - Defining the Trade Problem
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