In its review of EU trade policy the WTO highlighted the EU's active support for a strong development focus in the Doha Development Round. The European Commission argues that its new approach to relations with the ACP is illustrative of its desire to promote the integration of ACP countries into the world economy. The Commission also claimed that in recent free trade area negotiations the EU has sought to move significantly beyond tariff liberalisation to include 'deep economic integration and progressive convergence of services, standards and technical regulations customs etc, with the aim of promoting regi...
On many fronts, EU development policy is at a critical juncture. In the face of major new challenges...
EU Foreign Ministers adopted the Commission's guidelines for the forthcoming ACP-EU trade negotiatio...
The elusive outcome of the Doha Round has increased the importance of the preferential trade agreeme...
There is no doubt that the European Union (EU) has made a positive contribution to trade liberalisat...
The European Commission position on WTO rules on regional trade arrangements was reiterated in the E...
Speaking in Brazil on January 30th 2003, the EU Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy maintained that the D...
The EU’s role in the world development debate receives remarkably little academic attention despite ...
In a speech to the Foreign Trade Association in Brussels on June 5th, EU Trade Commissioner Lamy hig...
At the opening of the fourth ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Doha in No...
Speaking in the UK House of Commons on June 27th 2002 EU Trade Commissioner Lamy sought to set out h...
Since its formation, the European Economic Community (EEC), later to become the European Union (EU),...
This Commission background note sets out how the EU proposes to support regional integration amongst...
At the opening of the ACP- EU trade negotiations on September 27th 2002 EU Developmen...
Following the stagnation of negotiations with the African, Caribbean and Pacific states, the centrep...
In terms of trade, the European Union is at the fore. The European Union is now the biggest player i...
On many fronts, EU development policy is at a critical juncture. In the face of major new challenges...
EU Foreign Ministers adopted the Commission's guidelines for the forthcoming ACP-EU trade negotiatio...
The elusive outcome of the Doha Round has increased the importance of the preferential trade agreeme...
There is no doubt that the European Union (EU) has made a positive contribution to trade liberalisat...
The European Commission position on WTO rules on regional trade arrangements was reiterated in the E...
Speaking in Brazil on January 30th 2003, the EU Trade Commissioner Pascal Lamy maintained that the D...
The EU’s role in the world development debate receives remarkably little academic attention despite ...
In a speech to the Foreign Trade Association in Brussels on June 5th, EU Trade Commissioner Lamy hig...
At the opening of the fourth ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Doha in No...
Speaking in the UK House of Commons on June 27th 2002 EU Trade Commissioner Lamy sought to set out h...
Since its formation, the European Economic Community (EEC), later to become the European Union (EU),...
This Commission background note sets out how the EU proposes to support regional integration amongst...
At the opening of the ACP- EU trade negotiations on September 27th 2002 EU Developmen...
Following the stagnation of negotiations with the African, Caribbean and Pacific states, the centrep...
In terms of trade, the European Union is at the fore. The European Union is now the biggest player i...
On many fronts, EU development policy is at a critical juncture. In the face of major new challenges...
EU Foreign Ministers adopted the Commission's guidelines for the forthcoming ACP-EU trade negotiatio...
The elusive outcome of the Doha Round has increased the importance of the preferential trade agreeme...