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Interest, concerns and strategies of LDCs in the Doha Round

By:

Rahman, Mustafizur

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Commonwealth Secretariat LondonGB 2009Description: v, 22 pAction note:

3/18/10 JOYD

Summary: Focuses on three issues of key interest to the LDCs in the context of the progress made in the negotiations as of December 2008. Examines development in key negotiating areas from the perspectives of LDCs. Puts the spotlight on some of the intra-LDC tensions that are emerging with regard to priority, perception and strategies being pursued.

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Focuses on three issues of key interest to the LDCs in the context of the progress made in the negotiations as of December 2008. Examines development in key negotiating areas from the perspectives of LDCs. Puts the spotlight on some of the intra-LDC tensions that are emerging with regard to priority, perception and strategies being pursued.

3/18/10 JOYD

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