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World Trade Organisation To Decide On New Director General On February 15
The World Trade Organization (WTO) said on Tuesday that its top decision-making body, the General Council, will meet on February 15 to decide on the next director-general.
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Negotiated Hard For Developing Nations At WTO Meet: Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
India negotiated "hard" at the recently concluded WTO's Nairobi meeting to ensure that the interest of developing countries remains at the centre of the agenda, government informed Parliament today.
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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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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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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.
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World Trade Organisation To Decide On New Director General On February 15
The World Trade Organization (WTO) said on Tuesday that its top decision-making body, the General Council, will meet on February 15 to decide on the next director-general.
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Negotiated Hard For Developing Nations At WTO Meet: Minister Nirmala Sitharaman
India negotiated "hard" at the recently concluded WTO's Nairobi meeting to ensure that the interest of developing countries remains at the centre of the agenda, government informed Parliament today.
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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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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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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.
