The year-end meeting of the World Trade Organization’s General Council appears to have kicked the can on several mandated issues for trade ministers to decide at the upcoming 13th ministerial conference, raising serious questions on the utility of the GC meetings to find any solutions or compromises, said people familiar with the discussions.
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