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March 22nd, 2005

EC And Malaysian Proposals On NAMA

21 March, 2005
Among the countries that submitted papers at the WTO’s meeting onNon-agriculture market access (NAMA) last week were the European Communities and Malaysia.

EC and Malaysian Proposals on NAMA

21 March, 2005
The EC in last week's NAMA negotiations (14th – 18th March 2005) unveiled its ambitious proposal to cut drastically all members' tariffs in order to gain 'real market access.'

UK says poor will suffer in trade plan

21 March, 2005
Planned trade deals between the EU and the world's poorest countries must be radically rethought to allow poor nations to liberalise markets at their own pace and in their own time, the UK will demand today.

UK says poor will suffer in trade plan

21 March, 2005
Planned trade deals between the EU and the world's poorest countries must be radically rethought to allow poor nations to liberalise markets at their own pace and in their own time, the UK will demand today.

WTO Formally Backs Cotton Ruling; U.S. Slams Appellate Body Analysis

21 March, 2005
The World Trade Organization's Dispute Settlement Body formally adopted March 21 a landmark ruling against U.S. subsidy programs for cotton.

March 21st

G-20 Meet Creates Grand Alliance of the Third World Countries

20 March, 2005
The G-20 summit could strengthen the cord of unity.

Santos Thumbs Down Bilateral FTA With US

20 March, 2005
Santos said the Philippines' reliance on trade with the US has gone down because of growing trade with Japan, Greater China and Asean.

Developed Countries Advocate Steep Cuts in NAMA Tariffs

20 March, 2005
Several developed countries have intensified their advocacy in the World Trade Organisation for a simple Swiss or non-linear formula that would result in steep tariff reductions in imports of industrial goods in developing countries.

Developed Countries Advocate Steep Cuts in NAMA Tariffs

20 March, 2005
Several developed countries have intensified their advocacy in the WTO for a simple Swiss or non-linear formula that would result in steep tariff reductions in imports of industrial goods in developing countries.

Latest News From The Carribean Regional Negotiating Machinery.

20 March, 2005
Latest news from the Carribean Regional Negotiating Machinery.