World Trade Organization

Seattle Protesters Make Me Sick, Says Trade Chief

The Independent-UK / By Andrea Hopkins in Canberra The head of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), Mike Moore, lambasted antiglobalisation protesters yesterday, saying that they made him want to be sick.

EU""s Mad Cow Plan Must Not Become Protectionism-WTO

Reuters CANBERRA - WTO chief Mike Moore said on Tuesday governments were discussing ways of ensuring an EU plan for isolating mad cow disease did not become a new form of protectionism.

WTO Chief Slams Anti-Global Trade Protesters

Reuters / By Andrea Hopkins CANBERRA, Feb 5 (Reuters) - World Trade Organisation (WTO) chief Mike Moore lashed out at anti-free trade protesters on Monday, saying that a new global trade round was a moral imperative in the face of an impending U.S. slowdown.

Over Protest From NGOs, Qatar Chosen To Host 4th Ministerial

Inside US Trade February 2, 2000

Building Confidence in the WTO Secretariat

New Delhi 26 Jan By Bhagirath Lal Das*

New WTO Documents Online Facility

Each day the World Trade Organization produces a wealth of information generated by its Members. At the end of 1996 the WTO inaugurated the Document Dissemination Facility (DDF) with the aim of facilitating the distribution of documents via the Internet.

Qatar Says to Allow Peaceful Protest at WTO Meet

DOHA, Jan 29 (Reuters) - Qatar said on Monday it will allow peaceful demonstrations during the next ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) which the Gulf Arab state is hosting in November.

WTO Talks Will Require Compromise: Supachai

The Japan Times DAVOS, Switzerland (Kyodo) Thai Deputy Prime Minister Supachai Panitchpakdi said Saturday that Japan should make concessions in the agricultural sector in order to successfully launch a new round of trade talks under the World Trade Organization.

EU Chief Says to Push for New WTO Trade Round

By Robert Evans GENEVA, Jan 25 (Reuters) - European Commission President Romano Prodi said on Thursday he and World Trade Organisation (WTO) chief Mike Moore were agreed that it was important for the global economy to push for a new trade round.

WTO Sends Wrong Message with Qatar Choice

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