Wto Food Security Issue

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  India Seeks Permanent Solution To Food Stockholding At Trade Body Meet

  India has called for finding a permanent solution to the issue of public stockholding for food security in the ministerial-level meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in February 2024, an official said.

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  Key Achievements Of WTO Ministerial. Read Here To Find Out

  WTO's 164 members approved a series of trade agreements early on Friday that included pledges on health and food security

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  India To Push For Permanent Food Security Solution At World Trade Meet

  India will press for a permanent solution to the issue of public stock holding of grains for food security programmes and strongly protect the interests of farmers and fishermen at the 12th ministerial meet of the World Trade Organization.

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  India's Sharp Message To US As WTO Food Security Talks Teeter

  India today expressed "deep disappointment" over the decision of a "major member country" to renege on its commitment for a permanent solution to the public food stockholding issue at the ongoing ministerial conference of the C(WTO).

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  No Hitch in Permanent Solution on Food Security at WTO: Commerce and Industry Minister

  Members of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) will have to provide permanent solution to India's food security issue and the country does not see any "hitch" in that, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said.

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  India to Seek Permanent Solution to Food Security Issue at WTO

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi today pitched for a permanent solution to the food security and agriculture subsidy issues at the Nairobi WTO meet, to be held later this year.

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  India, China to Highlight Food Security Issues at WTO Meet

  India and China have joined hands to present a paper highlighting issues faced by developing countries, including matters related to food security, at the World Trade Organization (WTO) ministerial meeting in Nairobi, a senior official said.

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  Efforts on at WTO for Positive Outcome on Food Security Issue

  Developing countries including India are making all efforts in the WTO for a positive outcome on the food security issue, parliament was informed on Friday.

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  'A Few WTO Nations Can't Go Ahead Without Solving the Food Issue'

  India, on Sunday, made it clear that a few nations cannot move ahead with WTO trade pact without resolving the crucial food security issue and the matter needs consensus.

• India Wants Final Solution to Food Security Issue in World Trade Organisation

  India on Wednesday clarified that its decision not to ratify WTO's Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) is aimed at ensuring that the country's efforts to ensure food security remain consistent with its international obligations.

• Congress to Raise WTO Issue in Parliament Tomorrow

  Irked by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remark suggesting that the UPA government compromised on the issue of food security at WTO, Congress today said it would raise the matter in Parliament on Monday as the statement was "incorrect".

• Irked Over PM's Remarks on WTO, Congress to Raise Issue in Parliament Tomorrow

  Irked by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remark suggesting that the UPA government compromised on the issue of food security at the World Trade Organisation or WTO, Congress today said it would raise the matter in Parliament tomorrow as the statement was "incorrect".

• India to Firm up Stand at World Trade Organization

  India is all set to reject the pressure of developed nations on pushing the World Trade Organisation's Bali agreement if its demands on food security issues are not addressed at a General Council meeting in Geneva on Thursday, setting up a nail-biting showdown over a deal New Delhi says should safeguard its $12 billion anti-poverty food programme.