Trade Dialogues: Business groups present their recommendations on tackling trade barriers to WTO members
World Trade Organisation
July 03, 2017
Business
leaders on 3 July presented a set of recommendations on how the
organization could help both small and large companies in developed and
developing countries by tackling obstacles to business in key sectors of
interest.
In May last year, as
part of the WTO’s new “Trade Dialogues initiative,” business
representatives from around the world called on the WTO to deal with
what they described as “pressing business issues”. Two focus business
groups have been exchanging views in the past 13 months on how the work
of the WTO can help address the current needs of business.
The
group leaders – Stormy Mildner, B20 Sherpa and Head of Foreign Trade
Policy at the Federation of German Industries (BDI), and John
Danilovich, Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce
(ICC), presented their recommendations to the coordinators of groups of
WTO members and a number of other members.
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