In a one-to-one meeting,
Minister for Commerce and
Industry Kamal Nath has
reportedly told his European
Union counterpart Peter
Mandelson that India is
willing to restart the stalled
Doha Round but is unwilling to
rush into a deal.<More>
Need to Resuscitate Doha Round
(January 20, 2007)
“Confident that India will
make a constructive
contribution to the last
laps,” World Trade
Organization (WTO) Chief
Pascal Lamy warned that the
“window of opportunity” will
“close sometime this year.”<More>
GSP Retaliation for WTO
Negotiations
(November 30, 2006)
Even though there has been an
overwhelming support for the
Indo-US civilian nuclear deal
among US policy makers, India
is nervous about how they will
deal with the Generalized
System of Preference (GSP)
mechanism set to expire next
month.<More>
Global Trade Progress to
Continue
(November 20, 2006)
Despite losses in elections,
President George Bush
reassured Asian allies that
his nation is still committed
to global trade liberalization
and promised to “remain
engaged in Asia because our
interests depend on the
expansion of freedom and
opportunity in this region."<More>
India-Mozambique to Co-Operate on
Mining
(October 11, 2006)
A Republic of Mozambique delegation
led by its Minister for Mineral
Resources Esperanca Laurinda Bias,
Mozambique is visiting India to
discuss bilateral cooperation in the
mining sector, related technologies,
and expertise sharing.<More>
WTO Stalled, Will Take Months to Revive
(July 27, 2006)
Global talks on trade under the World Trade
Organization (WTO) collapsed with developing nations
led by India blaming the developed nations led by the
US for intransigence in cutting back farm-subsidies in
violation of the Honk Kong Agreement.<More>
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