‘Harmonious’ but differences remain


  • Letters
  • Monday, 24 May 2004

Last week, the World Trade Organisation held its latest General Council meeting, with many officials and diplomats expressing optimism that this phase of the talks can meet its new July deadline. It will however be an uphill battle, since many differences remain among governments on key subjects. 

HARMONIOUS was how a spokesman of the World Trade Organisation described the atmosphere of its latest General Council meeting last Monday. 

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