The chair for the World Trade Organization’s fisheries subsidies negotiations says that members “are almost there” on concluding a deal to address subsidies that contribute to overcapacity and overfishing “before the end of the year.”
But in a five-page report emailed to Heads of Delegation on Monday and seen by WTD, Chair Ambassador Einar Gunnarsson of Iceland, acknowledged that “one member is calling for a fundamentally different approach”. That one member is India.
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