+ Follow NAMA Tag
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[Title] => 28 tagasuporta ng NPA, sumuko
[Summary] => Umaabot sa 28 tagasuporta ng mga rebeldeng New People’s Army ang sumuko sa tropa ng military sa bayan ng Siaton, Negros Oriental kamakalawa. Ayon kay Maj. Ray Tiongson, hepe ng 3rd Division Public Affairs Office ng Philippine Army..
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[Title] => RP urged to maintain position vs tariff cuts in WTO’s NAMA talks
[Summary] => The Philippine government should stick to its position opposing more tariff reductions being proposed by developed countries under the non-market agricultural access (NAMA) negotiations of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Non-government organizations like Tambuyog Development Center (TDC) which are providing inputs to the RP-WTO negotiators in the ongoing WTO talks in Geneva, said the developed countries’ proposal on NAMA has not changed since the last ministerial conference in Hong Kong last December and in the resumption of talks last March.
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[Title] => RP’s WTO panel urged to protect country’s interest
[Summary] => Oxfam is urging Philippine negotiators in the World Trade Organization (WTO) to retain control over the country’s industrial and development policies, including the use of tariffs in non-agricultural products.
Oxfam made the appeal yesterday as Philippine trade negotiators prepare the country’s position in the negotiations for Non-Agriculture Market Access (NAMA) in Geneva.
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[Title] => Reg’l fisheries network raps WTO text on NAMA
[Summary] => The Southeast Asian Fish for Justice Network (SEAFish-J), a regional network of fisheries non-government and fisherfolk organizations criticized the draft ministerial text of the World Trade Organization (WTO) on non-agricultural market access (NAMA) which called for further tariff reductions on fish and fishery products.
SEAFish-J cited Annex B on NAMA specifically Annex B on Non-Agricultural Market Access (NAMA) which it said was unresponsive and inimical to the interests of artisanal fishers in the region.
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NAMA
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Non-government organizations like Tambuyog Development Center (TDC) which are providing inputs to the RP-WTO negotiators in the ongoing WTO talks in Geneva, said the developed countries’ proposal on NAMA has not changed since the last ministerial conference in Hong Kong last December and in the resumption of talks last March.
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Oxfam made the appeal yesterday as Philippine trade negotiators prepare the country’s position in the negotiations for Non-Agriculture Market Access (NAMA) in Geneva.
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SEAFish-J cited Annex B on NAMA specifically Annex B on Non-Agricultural Market Access (NAMA) which it said was unresponsive and inimical to the interests of artisanal fishers in the region.
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