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WTO/GATT Ministerial Declaration on the Uruguay Round (Declaration of 20 September 1986)
[Preamble]
PART I NEGOTIATIONS ON TRADE IN GOODS
[Preamble]
A. OBJECTIVES
B. GENERAL PRINCIPLES GOVERNING NEGOTIATIONS
C. STANDSTILL AND ROLLBACK
Standstill
Rollback
Surveillance of standstill and rollback
D. SUBJECTS FOR NEGOTIATION
Tariffs
Non-tariff measures
Tropical products
Natural resource-based products
Textiles and clothing
Agriculture
GATT Articles
Safeguards
MTN Agreements and Arrangements
Subsidies and countervailing measures
Dispute settlement
Trade-related aspects of intellectual property rights, including trade in counterfeit goods
Trade-related investment measures
E. FUNCTIONING OF THE GATT SYSTEM
F. PARTICIPATION
G. ORGANIZATION OF THE NEGOTIATIONS
PART II NEGOTIATIONS ON TRADE IN SERVICES
[Preamble to Part II]
IMPLEMENTATION OF RESULTS UNDER PARTS I AND II
Endnotes
Endnotes
Metadata
SiSU Metadata, document information
Manifest
SiSU Manifest, alternative outputs etc.
WTO/GATT Ministerial Declaration on the Uruguay Round (Declaration of 20 September 1986)
World Trade Organization
copy @ Lex Mercatoria
PART I NEGOTIATIONS ON TRADE IN GOODS
Negotiations shall aim to develop understandings and arrangements:
(i) to enhance the surveillance in the GATT to enable regular monitoring of trade policies and practices of contracting parties and their impact on the functioning of the multilateral trading system;
(ii) to improve the overall effectiveness and decision-making of the GATT as an institution, including, inter alia, through involvement of Ministers;
(iii) to increase the contribution of the GATT to achieving greater coherence in global economic policy-making through strengthening its relationship with other international organizations responsible for monetary and financial matters.
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