"Twenty-two more countries have applied for WTO membership, India will take a sympathetic view of their demands and will support as a leader of Global South," Goyal said while responding to ANI's question.
"India's stand is consistent, world need to see who is blocking the issues and why WTO working is not going on smoothly. It shows India is a consensus builder and we are playing important role in this regard but many countries are breaking the consensus," Goyal said on the third day of th
ndia on Wednesday blocked the China-led Investment Facilitation Development Agreement (IFD) in the World Trade Organization (WTO) and this would result in unlike mention of the proposal in the outcome document of the ministerial conference.
India has emphatically called for the restoration of the appellate body as the top-most priority of any reform process, along with the effective formalisation of the ongoing informal dispute settlement reform discussions among some members of the WTO
India stressed on Wednesday during discussions on the draft Abu Dhabi ministerial declaration that issues relevant to developing countries should find focus and prominence. India's proposals for discussions all kept this prioritization in mind.
The 'Trade-Sustain-AI' initiative seeks to leverage the rapidly advancing power of artificial intelligence in supply chains to boost the contribution of global trade to the battle against climate change.
The Ministry of Commerce and Industry announced a pivotal win for multilateralism following successful consultations and deliberations within the WTO framework.
India, on Tuesday, during the World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiation session on agriculture, made a strong and compelling argument to finalize the permanent solution to public stockholding (PSH) and deliver this outcome at MC13, as this has been pending for 11 years.
India urged the World Trade Organisation members on Tuesday, to introduce a moratorium on subsidies by Distant Water Fishing Nations for fishing or fishing related activities beyond their exclusive economic zones (EEZ) for a period of at least 25 years.
Ministers and delegates from across the world gathered in Abu Dhabi for a four-day World Trade Organization (WTO) meeting, to discuss and deliberate upon global trade rules.