Ministry of Trade: bilateral negotiations to join the World Trade Organization
The Ministry of Commerce to enter into bilateral negotiations on accession to the WTO with the SCO member states on the commodity sector.
The purity of net debt and the Minister of Trade and Agency in a press statement Monday, "It was the completion of the first presentation of trade in goods to the World Trade Organization as well as the services sector after the submission of the schedules of commitments on services." "
The ministry follows up the meetings of the Committee Chairperson for the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (Alankad) in addition to training courses and workshops that have met during this year as well as preparations for meetings of the Joint Consultative Group on International Trade Centre for the session (42) in addition to participating in the meetings of the Advisory Committee of the Provincial Council Common Fund for Commodities. "
The net "that the Department of Foreign Economic Relations in the ministry follows up reports of the annual meetings of the Ankad and the Common Fund for Commodities, as well as completing requirements to participate in the annual meetings of the Commission on Commercial Law of the United Nations, and follow up its decisions in addition to the follow-up to the ministerial session (25), which met in Istanbul (for Kombk), as well as follow-up activities of the South Centre and other regional agreements.
"He continued, "Iraq has now completed all the national commitments in the services sector into the WTO, especially after the completion of the five sectors during the current year, in addition to his participation in courses and conferences organized by the World Trade Organization for the rehabilitation and building capabilities negotiating with the Iraqi cadres as well as follow-up with the relevant ministries for the purpose of completing drafts of bills relating to accession and harmonization with the laws and the WTO agreements. "
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