Attempts to appoint facilitators and small groups by the chair of the World Trade Organization Doha agriculture negotiations have fallen flat because of doubts and suspicions raised over the exclusion of several members from a small group meeting held earlier this month, said people familiar with the discussions.
The United States apparently lamented that if members are not able to agree on the process, then how can anything be agreed in the stalled Doha agriculture negotiations, said several people who took part in the meeting.
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