India, EMs Make Case for Special Treatment at WTO
India, along with China, South Africa and Venezuela, on February 18 insisted on continuing with the special and differential (S&D) treatment for developing countries at the World Trade Organization (WTO), countering efforts of the US, which is seeking equal treatment for all members at the multilateral trade body.
Key Points
- In a paper submitted to the WTO, the four countries said self-declaration of developing member status had been a long-standing practice and best serves the WTO objectives.
- The paper said the persistence of the enormous development divide between the developing and developed members of the ....
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