The Doha Round is the most recent round of trade negotiations amongst the 157 WTO members since the 1940s, commenced 2001. This is the first ever round since the adoption of the multilateral approach to trade system. Its envisioned objective is attain reforms in the international trading system by ensuring low trade barriers introduction and trade rules revision and/or writing.
The adopted Doha Round is semi officially known as the Doha Development Agenda (DDA) work programme containing approximately 20 trade areas that are deemed to achieve the set objectives. During these talks, different states either from the core or the periphery have different interests and thus seek to have them addressed in the most viable resolutions.
Inhaltsverzeichnis
1. Introduction
1.1. Guiding values
2. The Doha Round issues
2.1 Agriculture
2.2 LDCs and NFICDs Special Concerns
2.3 Non-agricultural market access
2.4 Domestic support issue
2.5 Services
2.6 Intellectual Property
2.7 Trade and Development
2.8 Trade and Environment
2.9 WTO Rules
2.10 Accesses to patented medicine
3. Achievements
4. Conclusion
5. References
- Quote paper
- BSc. BIT MA (ICM) Nangira Namano (Author), 2017, African issues in the Doha Round negotiations, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/423481
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