ContractAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • February 12th, 2018
AGREEMENT ON TEXTILES AND CLOTHING قافتاسبلاملاو تاجوسنملا نأشب)ةيمسر ريغ ةمجرت( Members,Recalling that Ministers agreed at Punta del Este that "negotiations in the area of textiles and clothing shall aim to formulate modalities that would permit the eventual integration of this sector into GATT on the basis of strengthened GATT rules and disciplines, thereby also contributing to the objective of further liberalization of trade"; ،ءاضعلأا نانأ ىلع "يتسيا ليد اتنوب" يف اوقفتا ءارزولا نأب ركذت ذا سبلاملاو تاجوسنملا نأشب تاضوافملا نم ضرغلا نوكي يف عاطقلا اذه جامدا ةيناكما ىلع دعاست طورش عضو وه زيزعت فدهب ةراجتلاو ةيكرمجلا تاـفيرعتلل ماعلا قافتلاا ةيرح ةدايز يف يلاتلاب ةمهاسملاو هطباوضو هدعاوق؛"ةراجتلا Recalling also that in the April 1989Decision of the Trade Negotiations Committee it was agreed that the process of integration should commence following the conclusion of the Uruguay Round of Multilateral Trade Negotiations and should be progressive in character; ليربأ /ناسين يف رداصلا رار
WORLD TRADE G/TMB/N/147Agreement on Textiles and Clothing • June 20th, 2005
AGREEMENT ON TEXTILES AND CLOTHINGAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • July 11th, 1997
Recalling that Ministers agreed at Punta del Este that "negotiations in the area of textiles and clothing shall aim to formulate modalities that would permit the eventual integration of this sector into GATT on the basis of strengthened GATT rules and disciplines, thereby also contributing to the objective of further liberalization of trade";
AGREEMENT ON TEXTILES AND CLOTHING Notification under Articles 2.8(a) and 2.11Agreement on Textiles and Clothing • June 20th, 2005
WORLD TRADE G/TMB/N/146Agreement on Textiles and Clothing • June 20th, 2005
World Trade OrganizationAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • July 25th, 2005
AGREEMENT ON TEXTILES AND CLOTHINGAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • August 23rd, 2005
Recalling that Ministers agreed at Punta del Este that "negotiations in the area of textiles and clothing shall aim to formulate modalities that would permit the eventual integration of this sector into GATT on the basis of strengthened GATT rules and disciplines, thereby also contributing to the objective of further liberalization of trade";
AGREEMENT ON TEXTILES AND CLOTHING Notification under Articles 2.6 and 2.7(b) Saint Kitts and NevisAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • June 20th, 2005
The Textiles Monitoring Body has received a notification from Saint Kitts and Nevis pursuant to paragraphs 6 and 7(b) of Article 2.
AGREEMENT ON TEXTILES AND CLOTHINGAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • November 21st, 2011
Recalling that Ministers agreed at Punta del Este that “negotiations in the area of textiles and clothing shall aim to formulate modalities that would permit the eventual integration of this sector into GATT on the basis of strengthened GATT rules and disciplines, thereby also contributing to the objective of further liberalization of trade”;
AGREEMENT ON TEXTILES AND CLOTHINGAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • July 16th, 2012
The following communication, dated 6 May 2004, from the Delegation of India on behalf of several members of the International Textiles and Clothing Bureau listed in the communication, is being circulated to WTO Members for their information.
G/TMB/N/354Agreement on Textiles and Clothing • July 25th, 2005
NoteAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • September 7th, 2022
AGREEMENT ON TEXTILES AND CLOTHING: ANOTHER WTO FAILURE?Agreement on Textiles and Clothing • March 27th, 2003
The historical GATT-Uruguay Round Agreement was signed in April 1994 after years of difficult negotiations. Although the Textiles and Clothing sector was not included, a separate agreement, the Agreement on Textile and Clothings (ATC) was also signed with the specific purpose to dismantle the complex quota system in place and gradually incorporate the sector to the rules and disciplines of GATT-UR in a period of ten years. At the verge of the established deadline, the liberalization results achieved seem disappointing for most textile exporting countries. Implications of these results are affecting the new round of WTO negotiations. What went wrong? Is there anyone to blame? We analyze the ATC rules and discuss the roots of the mis- understanding and the expectations for 2005.
AGREEMENT ON TEXTILES AND CLOTHINGAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • September 29th, 2022
Recalling that Ministers agreed at Punta del Este that "negotiations in the area of textiles and clothing shall aim to formulate modalities that would permit the eventual integration of this sector into GATT on the basis of strengthened GATT rules and disciplines, thereby also contributing to the objective of further liberalization of trade";
G/TMB/N/429Agreement on Textiles and Clothing • July 25th, 2005
WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATIONAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • April 6th, 2005
AGREEMENT ON TEXTILES AND CLOTHING Notification under Article 6.11 Agreed Restraint Measures between Brazil and KoreaAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • June 20th, 2005
The Textiles Monitoring Body has received from Brazil and Korea, pursuant to paragraph 11 of Article 6, the joint notification of the restraint measures agreed between Brazil and Korea1 and is forwarding the text of the notification to WTO Members for their information.
WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATIONAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • July 25th, 2005
The ATC Implementation so farAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • April 10th, 2003
AGREEMENT ON TEXTILES AND CLOTHINGAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • July 25th, 2005
The agreement on trade in textiles and clothing signed by the European Community and Ukraine on 19 December 2000 in Brussels (1), requires Ukraine to implement tariff reductions for European Union exports of textiles and clothing products. It has been established that these tariff reductions have been implemented with the adoption of Cabinet Decree No 170 of 23 February 2001.
AGREEMENT ON TEXTILES AND CLOTHINGAgreement on Textiles and Clothing • October 4th, 1995
Recalling that Ministers agreed at Punta del Este that "negotiations in the area of textiles and clothing shall aim to formulate modalities that
