Archive

mars 8th, 2005

After Seattle and Canc?n... Next stop: Hong Kong

7 March, 2005
Once again, the peoples of the world will expose, right at WTO's doorstep, the consequences of its corporate-driven agenda on the livelihoods and working conditions of men, women and children worldwide.

Planning NAMA Negotiations

7 March, 2005
Johannesson has proposed to negotiators a checklist of issues to form part of an eventual formula to cut tariffs.

India's Services Challenge

7 March, 2005
The United States went a step further by saying ministers must agree on a 'standstill' in addition to making new commitments.

India's Services Challenge

7 March, 2005
India's revised offer for market-opening in the Doha Development Agenda services negotiations will be "contingent" upon liberal commitments in cross-border and temporary movement of service providers from key industrialized countries.

EU Proposal on Capital-Based Meetings

7 March, 2005
Mandelson called for more meetings of capital-based senior officials in addition to more mini-ministerials.

Singapore To Allow Protests At Next Year's IMF-World Bank Meetings

7 March, 2005
An estimated 16,000 delegates from 184 countries are expected to descend on Singapore for the gathering, including 300 finance ministers and heads of central banks.

mars 7th

U.S. Business Group To Seek Steep Cuts In Goods Tariffs In WTO's Doha Round

6 March, 2005
The study underscores the need for an ambitious approach in the NAMA talks, Irace said, and for significant cuts in industrial tariffs by advanced developing countries

U.S. Business Group to Seek Steep Cuts in Goods Tariffs in WTO's Doha Round

6 March, 2005
The NFTC released a study March 4 that found significant tariff cuts will be necessary in order to impact trade flows.

WTO Talks Yield A Clear Agenda, If Little Else

6 March, 2005
Mandelson said the EU would support temporary exemptions for poor states that needed more time to implement new trade rules, and push for extra aid to help countries to improve trading facilities.