India is taking the lead in pushing the Doha Round back into circulation by organising a mini-ministerial in September, 2009.

The chairmen of the committees on farm and NAMA have been asked to prepare reports on issues where there was consensus at the meeting and t...

The ‘compromise’ draft paper circulated by the WTO chief Pascal Lamy has not found favour with developing countries.

Leaders of world’s major trading nations, including EU trade commissioner Peter Mandelson and India’s commerce minister Kamal Nath, have re...

Talks to further liberalise the world market for agriculture, industrial goods and services may be entering its last lap at the World Trade...

India has come up with a proposal that both developed and developing countries of the WTO at least halve their existing bound tariffs on in...

India has reacted cautiously to the draft proposals on reducing subsidies and tariffs in agriculture and industrial goods floated by the WT...

Industry chambers CII and Ficci have asked for a pro-development stand at the Doha negotiations, while welcoming the G4 and G6 negotiations...

The Indian industry has asked the government to cautiously examine the reported offers made by the European Union and the US on agriculture...

The Indian industry has asked the government to cautiously examine the `reported offers’ made by the European Union and the US on agricultu...

India and the United States are to meet soon in a bid to iron out differences over achieving a global trade accord, Indian Commerce Ministe...

The world economy witnessed a sharp upturn in 2004, on account of robust growth in both advanced and emerging market economies.

India is looking at the negotiations on Non-Agriculture Market Access (NAMA) at the World Trade Organisation with a positive bent of mind b...