Group of Seven trade ministers concluded a two-day meeting in Osaka with calls for a successful World Trade Organization 13th ministerial conference and cooperation on combating unfair trade practices by China.
In a joint statement Sunday, the ministers called for creating a dedicated space at the World Trade Organization to talk about trade and state intervention in industry. The ministers expressed concern about “nonmarket policies and practices” that “are an integral part of comprehensive strategies to pursue global market dominance.”
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