Doha: What the South Was Asking For
Documents of G20, G33 and NAMA-11
The suspension of the Doha negotiations on 24 July 2006 is an opportunity to set a new course. It is a chance for the industrial countries to rebuild trust with the developing world and for the World Trade Organization to rethink its role in the multilateral trading system. A prerequisite for further talks would be to take serious the positions of the South. World Economy & Development In Brief documents the statements of the important groupings of the South before Doha collapsed.
Statements
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Kamal Nath: No Compromise on Farmers and Infant Industries (24 July 2006) |
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G20 Press Statement on Doha Negotiations (29 June 2006) |
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G33 Press Statement on Doha Round (30 June 2006) |
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NAMA-11 Ministerial Communiqué (30 June 2006) |
Posted: 1 August 2006
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