WTO's draft agreement doesn't include temporary waiver
Director General Okonjo Iweala Ngozi warns of a 'bumpy road' to consensus on even one-two deliverables
Seeks a permanent solution to the issue of public stockholding for food security
The draft specifies a transition period of seven years for developing nations, instead of 25 years, for exempting some developing countries from subsidy cuts
The 12th Ministerial Conference starts on Sunday to discuss matters under the ambit of multilateral trade rules
India's relations with West Asian countries have been shaped by energy, trade
The government has delegated PwC India the responsibility of preparing the primary report
Developing countries, including India, have been battling for policy space to impose Customs duties on electronic transmissions
'We want to support less developed, friendly and neighbouring countries to the extent we can'
India's merchandise exports grew 15.46 per cent YoY to $37.29 billion in May
Such beverages will be 'key issue' in discussions as country seeks access to large markets, says ICRIER report.
The decision is expected to help cooperatives in getting competitive prices through an open and transparent process
The eight sectors - coal, steel, cement, fertilisers, electricity, natural gas, refinery products, and crude oil - comprise two-fifths of India's total industrial production
In 1998, WTO members agreed not to impose customs duties on electronic transmissions and the moratorium has been periodically extended at successive ministerial conferences
The exports basket is largely dominated by steel, iron ore, copper, paper products, plastics, organic chemicals, among others
Move addresses dumping concerns of domestic paper industry and also checks re-routing of goods through other countries in lieu of trade agreements, says govt
The current draft is unfairly constraining the less developed nations that don't have the capacity and resources to support their industry and farmers
22 countries have food regulations to protect their own food security, says union commerce minister
Canada is expected to seek greater market access for agricultural products such as pulses. Both nations may steer away from including sensitive items such as dairy in the trade deal
Government officials said India may not agree with the proposal as it will restrict its policy space to deal with domestic food security concerns