The United States has advised the World Trade Organization that it is ready to enter into consultations with China and Canada over their challenges to tariffs imposed by the Trump Administration. Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is expected to visit Brussels to hold consultations on a range of issues, in the face of growing uncertainty arising from unilateral tariffs imposed by the Trump Administration. And Pakistan’s trade envoy to the World Trade Organization, Ambassador Ali Sarfraz Hussain, is being nominated as the chair of the Doha agriculture negotiating body, commonly referred to as the Committee on Agriculture in Special Session.
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