As World Trade Organization members struggle to advance outcomes for the 13th ministerial conference scheduled to take place in two months, the General Council met last week for three days of intensive discussions.
The conflicting narratives and goals on fisheries subsidies, agriculture, dispute settlement system reform and issues concerning development among others, may not augur well any likely concrete outcome at the MC13, said several people preferring not to be quoted.
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