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WTO meeting: India objects to agri timelines in draft text for permanent solutionA revised text on agriculture circulated in the afternoon offered two options either adopting a permanent solution at the MC13 or members i...- WTO MC13: G33 calls for permanent solution for food securityIndia also highlighted that a Special Safeguard Mechanism was another mandated issue on which the MC13 had to deliver, without linking it t...
- ET Explainer: What are India's key asks at the forthcoming WTO ministerial in Abu DhabiIndia aims to secure a permanent solution for public stockholding, reform the WTO, end the moratorium on customs duties for digital transac...
- India won't allow blocking of food security talks at WTOThe text circulated on January 29 includes all elements, but the divergent views of the US and EU need to be considered. The US wants marke...
- Despite India push, US avoiding talks on food security measuresAt a WTO agriculture negotiations meeting held on Tuesday, the US said a permanent solution for public stockholding, which includes subsidi...
- No new issue in agri till permanent solution on public stockholding: India at a WTO meetIn a WTO meeting, Piyush Goyal put forward New Delhi's approach to the issue saying that public procurement and stockholding of food grains...
- India, 20 others to talk agriculture subsidies at WTO tomorrowAround 80 WTO members opposed this proposal by the Cairns Group, which has 19 members including Argentina, Australia, Brazil and Canada. La...
- 'No proof our wheat exports harming others'India has defended its wheat exports at a meeting of the World Trade Organization (WTO), stating that there is no evidence of harm to food ...
- India urges WTO members to start text-based talks on finding permanent solution to public food stockholdingIndia has called for text-based negotiations to find a permanent solution to the issue of public stockholding for food security at the Worl...
- Will not compromise India's interests at WTO, says Piyush GoyalAssuring the industry of government support against a possible surge in anti-competitive imports, Goyal said that large-scale stakeholder c...
- India to pitch for permanent solution for food security in WTO meet: OfficialIndia will pitch for finding a permanent solution to the issue of public stock holding for food security purposes in the forthcoming meetin...
- US’ stance on permanent solution threat to success of WTO meet: IndiaUS stated categorically that they cannot agree to any permanent solution on the public stockholding issue at MC11.
- Setback for India's visa push at WTOSources in Delhi said the G33 plan provides a clear framework and has received support from a majority of WTO members.
- G33 nations wants sops for food security in global rulesG33 has called for an amendment in the Agreement on Agriculture of the WTO because current rules suggest a fixed subsidy of 10% for food pr...
- WTO: India seeks permanent solution on public stock-holdingDeveloped countries, including the US, are pushing for inclusion of certain new issues like investment facilitation and e-commerce in the W...
- WTO: India pushes for permanent solution on public stockholdingIndia pitched for "concerted efforts" for a permanent solution to the issue of public stockholding of grains for food security programmes.
- Doha Development Agenda should continue: Prime Minister Narendra Modi"We must ensure that the Doha Development Agenda of 2001 is not closed without achieving these fundamental objectives,” Modi said.
- India opposes new US proposal on food stockholding at the WTOThe G-33 debated the US proposal on Friday's second dedicated session this year on the issue at the Geneva-based World Trade Organisation (...
- WTO's General Council to meet today in GenevaMeeting of the World Trade Organization to discuss the India-US agreement on public stockholding was pushed back by a day to Thursday.
- India seeking amendments to subsidy as it would hit food aidIndia is seeking an amendments to the 10 per cent subsidy cap of the WTO as it would hit the food aid programmes in the developing countrie...
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