Ms. Luisa Rodriguez, Programme Officer, Trade for Development Programme, South Centre participated in the "Pan-Commonwealth Civil Society Consultation on the Special of the 2008 Commonwealth Finance Ministers Meeting" held in Castries, St. Lucia from 8 to 10 July in preparation for the 2008 Commonwealth Finance Ministers Meeting to be held in October.
The meeting was organized by the Commonwealth Foundation. The theme of the 2008 Meeting was "Implications of high food and energy prices for economic management".
The South Centre was requested to prepare a short paper on this topic for this meeting which was authored and presented by Ms. Rodriguez.
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