
EU demand against Doha spirit: India
The EU statement urging India to be ready to open its markets further for industrial goods in return for a deal in agriculture at the World Trade Organization (WTO) has not been received well by India.
The EU statement urging India to be ready to open its markets further for industrial goods in return for a deal in agriculture at the World Trade Organization (WTO) has not been received well by India.
The US attempt to frame multilateral rules for enforcement of patents and data protection laws under the Trips Agreement has been challenged by China and India.
The Proposed US farm bill 2007, has not gone down well with the G-20 group of developing countries in agriculture which includes India, Brazil, China, Argentina and Egypt. In a representation to the General Council of the World Trade Organisation.
The board of approval (BoA) on SEZs has given a nod to bigwigs like Motorola, Petronet LNG, Mahindras, etc.
Exporters of labour-intensive items like leather, value-added marine products, handicrafts and sports goods .
While the government’s decision to reduce import duty on palm oil could be interpreted as India’s signal to the Asean about its seriousness to sign the proposed free trade agreement (FTA) in July.
Indian doctors, nurses, teachers, engineers, IT experts and other professionals may soon be able to go to Sri Lanka for better career opportunities.
World Trade Organization (WTO) director-general (D-G) Pascal Lamy has said that India appeared determined to make the ongoing Doha round of the WTO a success.
While there is no question about the urgent need to address the concerns of the farming community, the government has to ensure that the baby doesn’t get thrown out with the bathwater.
SEZs, in the news for land issues and projected revenue drains, has managed to attract investment of a whopping Rs 11,900 crore in the last eleven months since the SEZ rules were notified.
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