Markets

GATS Sectoral and Modal Objectives Revision 2

Referred to in Paragraph 2 of the GATS Draft Ministerial Text Revision 2

GATS Sectoral and Modal Objectives As Identified By Members Revision 1

The first version of the document referred to in para 2 of the draft GATS Ministerial text.

EU offer in Doha World Trade Talks, October 2005

New EU offer in WTO Doha Round negotiations. The offer comes in response to several proposals from the U.S, G20, G33, G10 and Africa, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) group on WTO agriculture negotiations. The proposal makes any agriculture concessions strictly conditional on concessions from WTO members in industrial products, services, geographical indicators and rules.

Letter from Commissioner Mandelson to WTO Director General, Pascal Lamy, October 2005

Letter from Commissioner Mandelson to WTO Director General, Pascal Lamy expressing concerns about the lack of progress in the services and industrial product negotiating areas of the negotiations. This is in response to pressure from WTO members on the EC to give concessions in agriculture.

Statement of EU conditional negotiating proposals

Statement by the E.C. at the Zurich mini-Ministerial meeting, 10 October 2005. The statement sets out the EUs proposals for the Doha Round.

Statement o EU conditional negotiating proposals - short version, October 2005

Statement by the E.C. on the Doha Round setting out their negotiating proposal in the run up to the Hong Kong Ministerial. The proposal was submitted at the Zurich mini-Ministerial, 10 October 2005

Statement by the EU to the TNC

Statement by the Eropean Union to the Trade Negotiations Committee of the WTO presenting the EU position on the Doha negotiations. The statement was presented duting the July General Council, 2005.

Statement by Jamaica to the TNC

Statment by Jamaica to the Trade Negotiations Committee during the July General Council 2005. The statement outlines Jamaica's position in relation to the WTO Doha Round negotiations in the run up to the 6th Ministerial Meeting in Hong Kong, December 2005.