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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
The CONTRACTING PARTIES meeting at Ministerial level
DETERMINED to halt and reverse protectionism and to remove distortions to trade
DETERMINED also to preserve the basic principles and to further the objectives of the GATT
DETERMINED also to develop a more open, viable and durable multilateral trading system
CONVINCED that such action would promote growth and development
MINDFUL of the negative effects of prolonged financial and monetary instability in the world economy, the indebtedness of a large number of less-developed contracting parties, and considering the linkage between trade, money, finance and development
DECIDE to enter into Multilateral Trade Negotiations on trade in goods within the framework and under the aegis of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade.
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