Pakistan has proposed a draft decision for the World Trade Organization’s next ministerial conference that calls for substantial “response measures” and the “needed space” with requisite policy tools for developing and least-developed countries to tackle unforeseen multiple crises arising from climate change and the worsening international economy, WTD has learned.
Islamabad underscored the need for a “pro-active decision by WTO Members that would allow the needed space for developing countries and LDCs facing a crisis to respond expeditiously and with required policy tools to avoid deepening and spreading of the crisis.”
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