(d) launches negotiations for market access on industrial products which will pressurise developing countries to further reduce their tariffs, and threaten many with further deindustrialisation, closure of local firms and job losses;
Market access, Efficiency of customs administration, Efficiency of import-export procedures, Transparency of border administration, Air transport infrastructure, Ground transport infrastructure, Availability and quality of transport services, ICT infrastructure, Policy rules and regulations, Safety and security.
This TPP agreement is built on its members' shared commitment to high standards, comprehensive market access for goods and services exports, disciplines for 21st-century trade issues and respect for a rules-based trade and investment framework.
We need to accelerate negotiations on all aspects of the Doha Development Agenda, including market access and rules and facilitating the negotiating process on Singapore issues, in good time for the Fifth WTO Ministerial Meeting in Mexico in September next year.
The identification of the countries and IP-related market access barriers in the Report and of steps necessary to address those barriers are a critical component of the Administration's aggressive efforts to defend Americans from harmful IP-related trade barriers,” USTR writes.
The G8 is implementing market access improvement measures that were agreed upon at the Hong Kong ministerial conference of the WTO, such as duty free and quota free market access for products originating from LDCs, and simple and transparent rules of origin that contribute to facilitating trade and development.
The FTA will include key elements such as elimination or reduction of tariffs, reduction of non-tariff barriers, preferential rules of origin, customs facilitation procedures, better market access for trade in services, promotion and protection of investment, and legal and institutional arrangements including a dispute settlement mechanism for the FTA.
It intends to achieve further progress in deregulating financial markets, promoting the international role of the Yen, facilitating access to markets and encouraging growth in imports.- The Italian Government gives priority to the further reduction of inflation and of the public deficit, while sustaining growth and investment.
Market access・ improvement of market access The removal of sectoral obstacles to market access, whether for agri-foodstuffs, industrial goods or services, remains a priority for the European Union, in spite of progress made up to now and the steps forward taken under the Uruguay Round.
The 1st and 2nd Expert Meetings on this Phase Study were held in May and November 2007 respectively In these meetings, topics such as market access for goods, services, investment, rules of origin, trade and investment facilitation, and development cooperation were discussed.
Close co-operation on how best to integrate developing countries fully into the multilateral trading system, including through trade-related technical assistance for the least developed, and initiatives such as the EU's"Everything but Arms" initiative or other improved forms of market access for less developed countries.
In this regard, APEC member economies would actively participate and contribute to the WTO preparatory process to develop a substantive agenda for the Third WTO Ministerial Conference, with a view to pursuing further broad-based multilateral market access and other liberalisation, to respond to the range of interests and concerns of all members.
World Trade Organization(WTO) Ministers agreed that the WTO Doha Development Agenda(DDA) offers the potential for real gains for all economies, and particularly developing economies, in the areas of agricultural reform, improved market access for goods and services, and clarification and improvement of trade disciplines.
Promoting Trade and Investment Liberalization We reaffirmed the primacy of the multilateral trading system, and agreed that the Doha Development Agenda(DDA) offers the potential for real gains for all economies, particularly developing economies, in the areas of agricultural reform, improved market access for goods and services, and clarification and improvement of trade disciplines.
We ask our ministers to take stock of the situation no later than early 2010, taking into account the results of the work program agreed to in Geneva following the Delhi Ministerial, and seek progress on Agriculture, Non-Agricultural Market Access, as well as Services, Rules, Trade Facilitation and all other remaining issues.
Ministers discussed a number of issues of ongoing concern including:. sustaining non-inflationary growth, labor and capital shortages, regional patterns of trade and investment, the environment and the economy, implications of changes in the Soviet economy, market access and the Uruguay Round outcome, structural adjustment and economic diversification.
We reiterated our commitment to conclude an agreement that realizes the spirit and objectives in the Guiding Principles and Objectives for Negotiating the RCEP by delivering outcomes in three pillars of market access, rules, and cooperation, and includes agreed provisions which maintain the right of Participating Countries to address legitimate public policy purposes.
He mentioned this again in London on 19 March 2003, in reply to questions from a House of Commons select committee:“On the market access side, we will have to pay for agriculture; we can win a lot on industry and services”(1).
We also reaffirm our strong commitment to making greater efforts to accelerate negotiations on the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership(RCEP) towards swift conclusion in achieving of modern, comprehensive, high-quality and mutually beneficial agreement, noting that significant progress on market access and rules is necessary.
Urges all multilateral financial and development institutions, in particular the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund, the World Trade Organization and regional development banks, to promote, in accordance with their regular budgets and the procedures of their governing bodies, participation by all members of the international community in decision-making processes at all stages and levels in order to facilitate development projects and, as appropriate, trade and market access programmes;
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