DG can perform depositary functions: WTO tells India
MeridStreet AI summaryThe World Trade Organisation (WTO) has informed India that the Director General can perform depositary functions without any conflict. This decision relates to the Agreement on Electronic Commerce (ECA), where the WTO Director General is assigned a specific role. The WTO's response clarifies the legal basis for the Director General's involvement in this capacity, providing a clear understanding of their responsibilities. This development may have implications for international trade agreements and the role of the WTO in facilitating global commerce.
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Why it matters
The WTO has provided clarification on the legal basis for the director general's role. This clarification is important for understanding the WTO's processes and procedures.
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