The World Trade Organisation has agreed to its first ever global deal that would add US$ 1 trillion to the global economy in trade by providing poor countries better access to developed markets.

The World Trade Organisation has agreed to its first ever global deal that would add US$ 1 trillion to the global economy in trade by providing poor countries better access to developed markets.

The ninth ministerial conference of the WTO is about to adopt a joint declaration, ending days of uncertainty and speculation about the meet's impending failure.

Uncertainty clouds possibilities of a compromise on giving products of the Least Developed Countries duty- and quota-free access to developed markets at the WTO ministerial conference being held at Ba ...

Bangladesh runs the risk of losing its Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) facilities in the European Union (EU) if it fails to fulfil key EU conditions - trade union rights for workers and greate ...

The ninth minister-level summit of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) will be ‘successful’ in working out a ‘development package’ for the least developed countries (LDC), hopes the conference’s chairm ...

The Least Developed Countries (LDC) have agreed to take a common stand on four issues at the ninth ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation beginning in Indonesia on Tuesday.

Bangladesh will focus on four key issues at the World Trade Organisation's (WTO) ninth minister-level meeting of Least Developed Countries (LDC).