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WTO issues to dominate G-15 meet
CAIRO, JUNE 18. Full implementation of the special and
differential provisions of the WTO, restoration of its
credibility and stamping out terrorism are issues likely to
dominate the 10th G-15 summit beginning here tomorrow.
The Vice-President, Mr. Krishan Kant, will represent India at the
two-day summit and also participate in a retreat with the heads
of 17 countries attending the summit. The summit will dwell at
length on North-South and South-South dialogue, poverty and those
pertaining to development, democracy and security, officials here
said. A trade fair, showcasing several Indian companies, opens
today on the sidelines of the summit.
India believes the most important item on the agenda is the
restoration of the organisation's credibility. ``This can happen
only if the imbalances, inequities and anomalies of the past are
addressed frontally,'' the Union Commerce and Industry Minister,
Mr. Murasoli Maran, said. He arrived here earlier this week to
attend the G-15 Trade Ministers meet and G-15 Foreign Minister's
meeting.
India and several other countries have underlined the need to
coordinate action among the G-15. India feels that a frank and
intensive dialogue between the G-15 and the G-8 can help in
removing any disequilibrium in the world economy.
- PTI
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