The chair-select for the World Trade Organization's (WTO) TRIPS Council, Ambassador Pimchanok Pitfield of Thailand, suggested linking issues in the TRIPS agreement with other areas, such as agriculture, food insecurity, trade, climate change, and WTO reforms, ahead of the 13th ministerial meeting in Abu Dhabi next year, our correspondent reports.
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