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WTO ministers met in Davos, reaffirming support for the rule-based multilateral trading system amid rising geopolitical tensions. They discussed priorities for the upcoming MC14 conference.

India has urged the WTO to implement stricter regulations on subsidies provided by countries engaged in high seas fishing, highlighting the disparity between its modest support and the substantial...

India proposes a per capita subsidy criteria for fisheries at the WTO, arguing for a fairer approach to overfishing and capacity concerns. This comes amidst discussions on disciplining subsidies...

India exported USD 122.7 million worth of non-basmati white rice during April-May, despite a ban on exports since July 2023. Learn about the government's policy and export destinations.

Small-scale fisher groups from India, Indonesia, and Bangladesh demand WTO keep fisheries subsidy negotiations out of their purview, citing unfair and unbalanced talks.

India's move to block a China-led investment facilitation pact in the WTO promotes multilateralism, experts say. India opposed the agreement, arguing it could limit policy space for development and...

India secured its policy space to protect farmers and fishermen at the WTO ministerial conference. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said India is satisfied with the outcome, despite no agreement on...

The WTO ministerial conference ended without decisions on food security and fisheries subsidies. However, the e-commerce duty moratorium was extended for two more years. India successfully pushed...

The WTO ministerial conference ended without agreement on key issues like food security and fisheries subsidies. India pushed for a permanent solution to food security and opposed subsidies...

The 13th WTO ministerial conference in Abu Dhabi has been extended as members struggle to reach consensus on key issues including agriculture, fisheries subsidies, and e-commerce moratorium. India...

WTO ministerial talks continue with disagreements on agriculture, fisheries subsidies, and e-commerce. India pushes for permanent solutions on public stockholding and food security.

The WTO ministerial conference continues with talks on agriculture, fisheries subsidies, and e-commerce trade. India pushes for a permanent solution to public stockholding for food security.

WTO ministerial meeting extended as negotiations over agriculture, fisheries subsidies, and e-commerce face deadlock between developed and emerging economies.

WTO ministerial meeting likely to extend into a fifth day as talks continue on agriculture, fisheries subsidies, and e-commerce moratorium. India emphasizes protection of farmers and fishermen.

India''s Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal criticizes certain nations for hindering consensus at the WTO, highlighting India''s role as a consensus builder.

WTO members fail to reach an agreement on agriculture and fisheries subsidies at the 13th ministerial conference in Abu Dhabi. Developed and developing countries remain at odds over key issues,...

Despite accounting for over 20% of global trade, services trade receives little attention at the WTO, say experts, who criticize developed nations for pushing their own agendas.

India advocates for a 25-year moratorium on distant water fishing subsidies at the WTO meeting, highlighting the harmful effects on sustainable fishing and advocating for the interests of local...

India has strongly objected to efforts by developed nations to include climate change issues at the WTO, stating that such matters are better addressed through specialized multilateral...

India is advocating for open and interoperable payment systems like UPI at the WTO to reduce remittance costs, benefiting both individuals and economies. The country aims to build coalitions to...

India will strongly oppose a China-led proposal at the WTO ministerial meeting, focusing on food security, fishermen's interests, and a permanent solution for MSP.

India urges other countries to come to the WTO meeting in Abu Dhabi with a positive attitude and address developing nations' concerns for fair trade solutions.

India advocates for protecting poor fishermen's interests at the upcoming WTO ministerial meeting in Abu Dhabi, focusing on fishing subsidies.

A new report from the Global Trade Research Initiative suggests that WTO member countries are unlikely to reach consensus on reforming the dispute settlement system at the upcoming ministerial...

India's Commerce Ministry is convening a meeting on January 20 to discuss WTO issues ahead of the 13th Ministerial Conference, including agriculture, food security, and e-commerce.