The fight to conclude the DOHA Development Round

just-drinks, September 2007, Pages: 16

This month's briefing discusses the Doha development round. Trade officials and diplomats of the 150 World Trade Organisation (WTO) member countries are scheduled to return to the organisation's Geneva headquarters this September to discuss ways in which their governments can cut their food and drink tariffs and production subsidies. The report looks at the latest 'modalities' proposals and what member governments think about the proposals, as well as the political prospects for success in the Doha round.

-Introduction

-Rescuing the Doha Round

-The latest modalities proposals

-What do member governments think about the proposals?

-Political prospects for success in the Doha Round

-G4 Group
-Cairns Group

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