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"Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, almost 10 years have passed since the Doha Round began. In two months’ time we will be marking its 10-year anniversary, but it has still not achieved any results. The global setting has changed profoundly. Countries which were considered to be developing countries have now become emerging countries, and today those countries are emerging even to the point where they are able to put themselves forward as saviours of the European Union or of certain Member States.
The rules of global trade need to be rewritten. Trade still has extraordinary potential to promote growth, better distribute wealth around the world and rebalance the North and South of the world. Within the multilateral framework, all of this has remained unchanged, but we need the chance to renew reciprocity between countries too, and we also need to launch and contribute a new process to strengthen democracy within the World Trade Organisation which is unable to function properly in its current form."@en1
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