WTO Ministerial Conference Concludes with E-commerce Deadlock, Morocco Strengthens Trade Ties
The World Trade Organization's ministerial conference in Yaoundé, Cameroon, concluded without an agreement on the moratorium for customs duties on electronic commerce after Brazil blocked a deal. During the conference, Morocco actively participated, represented by Foreign Trade Secretary Omar Hjira, to strengthen its global trade partnerships.
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WTO suffers fresh blow as reform push hits a wall at Cameroon meeting - The Straits Times
WTO suffers fresh blow as reform push hits a wall at Cameroon meeting The Straits Times
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Earlier in March, Singapore and 11 other countries jointly backed a push for a permanent moratorium to be signed at the 14th WTO Ministerial Conference.
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Read full article →Morocco Strengthens Global Trade Partnerships at WTO Ministerial Conference
Morocco participated in the Fourteenth Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organization (MC14), held from March 26 to 29 in Cameroonian capital Yaoundé, with Foreign Trade Secretary Omar Hjira representing Morocco. The post Morocco Strengthens Global Trade Partnerships at WTO Ministerial Conference appeared first on Morocco World News.
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WTO talks end in deadlock after Brazil blocks deal on e-commerce duties CLUB OF MOZAMBIQUE
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