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About WTO
The WTO (World Trade Organization), established in
1995, is an international organization which enacts
the rules governing trade between countries of
goods, services, agricultural and industrial goods,
and intellectual property. Its aim is to reduce the
obstacles to free trade in order to help producers of
goods and services, exporters and importers to
carry out their activities.
WTO Agreements
Agreement on Agriculture
AOA
Agreement on Import
Licensing Procedures
AILP
Technical Barriers to Trade
Agreement
TBTA
AoA
Agreement on Agriculture
APPLICATION
Market Access
Domestic Support
Export Subsidies
COMMITMENT
Members are required to convert
non-tariff barriers to trade into
tariffs. This process aims to
simplify trade regulations and make
them more transparent
Members are required to reduce
export subsidies, which distort
international trade
AILP
Agreement on Import Licensing Procedures
APPLICATION
The rules for import licensing
procedures must be neutral in
application and administered in a
fair and equitable manner
Applicants must be allowed at least
21 working days to submit
applications
COMMITMENT
Members must ensure their laws
and regulations conform to the
Agreement by the date the WTO
Agreement enters into force for
them
Members must notify the WTO
Committee on Import Licensing of
any changes to their licensing laws,
regualations, and administration.
TBTA
Technical Barrier to Trade Agreement
Application
Technical Regulations
Technical Standards
Conformity Assessment Procedures
Commitment
All WTO members are committed to ensure that their technical regulations do not create
unnecessary obstacles to trade
WTO members are required to report on their technical regulations and any changes that may
affect trade to the WTO Committee on Technical Barriers.
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