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FORTHCOMING EVENTS

Towards a Coherent Trade and Development Strategy of India
24-25 July 2008,
New Delhi

 
 

Global Partnership for Development
Where do we stand and where to go?
12-13 August 2008,
New Delhi

 
 

Strengthening Skills on Commercial & Economic Diplomacy
Training Programme for
Civil Servants and Executives
(CDS.06)

18-21 August 2008,
Jaipur, India

 
 

Stakeholders Consultation
Regional Economic Cooperation in South Asia with a Focus on India-Sri Lanka Trade

21 August 2008,
Kochi, Kerala

 
 

Stakeholders Consultation
Regional Economic Cooperation in South Asia with a Focus on India-Bangladesh Trade

19 September 2008, Kolkata, West Bengal

 
 

CUTS-Commonwealth Secretariat Session at the WTO Public Forum 2008
The Missing Link between Trade Openness & Poverty Reduction
24 September 2008, Geneva

 
 

CUTS-FES-Evian Group Session at the WTO Public Forum 2008
What Future for Global Economic Governance?
25 September 2008, Geneva

EVENT REPORTS

State Level Advocacy Workshop
Mainstreaming International Trade and National Development Strategy in India
5 July, 2008
Kolkata, India

 
 

National Seminar
National Foreign Trade Policy of India: Why is civil society’s involvement required?

1-2 July 2008
New Delhi, India

 
 

International Trade and its Reach at the Grassroots-an analysis of Research findings from Rajasthan
June 17, 2008
Jaipur, India

RESEARCH REPORTS

Trade Liberalisation, Growth and Poverty in Bangladesh

 
 

Is the Stage set for Mainstreaming Trade into National Development Strategy of India?
Results of Field Survey in Two States

 
 

Political Economy of Trade Liberalisation in Bangladesh
Impact of Trade Liberalisation on Bangladesh Agriculture

WORKING PAPERS

Domestic Preparedness for
Services Trade Liberalisation

Are South Asian countries prepared for further liberalisation?

 
 

Trade, Poverty Reduction and the Integrated Framework
Are we asking the right people the right questions?

 
 

World Food Price Increase
Where Does the Buck Stop?

BRIEFING PAPERS

Do India’s AEZs Need a Fresh Start?

 
 

SAARC and BIMSTEC
Understanding their Experience in Regional Cooperation

 
 

‘Energising’ India’s Development
through Economic Diplomacy

VIEWPOINT PAPERS

The Doha Round of Negotiations on Rules
The State of Play

 
 

Doha Round of Negotiations on Agricultue
The Current State of Play

 
 

Doha Round of Negotiations on Non Agricultural Market Access
The Current State of Play

MISCELLANEOUS

US too plays «TRUMP» card?

 
 

CUTS Memorandum to the Trade Ministers of G-20 Group of WTO Member Countries
Why G-20 unity is necessary at this crucial juncture of the Doha Round of negotiations?

 
 

CUTS CITEE Weekly Bulletin
July 13-19, 2008

Previous Issues>>

 
 

CUTS Memorandum to the Commerce & Industry Minister of India on
India’s Strategy in the Doha Round at the current juncture

 
 

Visits and...
June 2008

Previous Records...

 
 

Dossier on Preferential Trade Agreements
June 2008

Previous Issues...

 
 
Trade Updates December 2007
WTO Issues

<Latest>

Chairperson’s working documents November/December 2007
WTO December 21, 2007

Ambassador Crawford Falconer, chairperson of the agriculture negotiations, circulated four further working documents on 21 December 2007 reflecting the latest progress in the talks. These papers are one result of intensive negotiations that began in September, on the revised draft “modalities” paper, which the chairperson circulated in July and August.<<More>>

The GATT/WTO at 60: WTO World Trade Report examines six decades of multilateralism in trade
WTO Press Release, December 04, 2007

On 1 January 2008, the multilateral trading system will celebrate its 60th anniversary. This year's World Trade Report celebrates this landmark anniversary with an in-depth look at the GATT and its successor the World Trade Organization - their origins, achievements, the challenges they have faced, and what the future holds.<<More>>

Full transcript: Hillary Clinton interview
Financial Times, December 03, 2007

Transcript of the Financial Times’ interview with Senator Hillary Clinton. The interview was conducted by Washington bureau chief Edward Luce last Friday.<<More>>

International Trade Statistics 2007
WTO, December, 2007

The 2007 report marks a significant change in the design and contents and provides a more user-friendly presentation of statistical tables.<<More>>

Clinton doubts benefits of Doha revival
Financial Times, December 02, 2007

Hillary Clinton would ask hard questions about whether it was worth reviving the stalled Doha round of world trade talks if she were elected US president, the former first lady has told the Financial Times in an interview. <<More>>

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