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The WTO: Towards Hong Kong - What type of effects can developing countries expect from the Doha Round?

2 November - 5 December 2005 - Public events series
Banana plantation in Senegal (Source: C.Gofas, Europeaid Photo Library)
  • A successful outcome to the WTO ministerial in Hong Kong is far from certain as there are some difficult issues to overcome. This series of meetings looks into key unresolved issues at the WTO. This includes meetings on Special and Differential Treatment, Regionalism, Services and Agriculture. Examining these issues in more detail, each meeting seeks to explore what developing countries can expect from the current proposals in the lead up to the WTO conference. 
  • A public events series.

Special and Differential Treatment and the WTO

2 November 2005 - Public event, London

Services and the WTO

23 November 2005 - Public event, London

Economic Partnership Agreements and the WTO

25 November 2005 - Public event, London

Agriculture and the WTO

1 December 2005 - Public event, London

How the World Trade talks in Hong Kong could affect Africa

5 December 2005 - Public event, London

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