APEC Trade Ministers On Securing Economic Growth
APEC Trade Ministers Issue Statements On Concluding DOHA And Securing Economic Growth
Sapporo, Japan, 6 June 2010 – In a Statement issued today, at the close of two-day talks, APEC Ministers Responsible for Trade address:
• The state of the global
economy
• Members’ progress in achieving APEC’s
Bogor Goals of free and open trade
• Advancing regional
economic integration, including exploring possible pathways
to a Free Trade Area of the Asia Pacific
• Formulating
a growth strategy for the region that achieves balanced,
inclusive, sustainable, innovative and secure
growth
• Promoting human security to ensure resilient
and secure economies
The Meeting of APEC Ministers Responsible for Trade, Statement of the Chair (Sapporo, Japan, 5 – 6 June 2010) may be accessed at: www.apec.org/apec/ministerial_statements/sectoral_ministerial/trade/2010_trade.html
The Ministers have also issued a separate Statement extending APEC’s standstill on protectionism until 2011, and expressing members’ commitment to the multilateral trading system and their determination to bring the Doha Development Agenda to a successful conclusion.
The Statement on
Supporting the Multilateral Trading System and Resisting
Protectionism (Sapporo, Japan, 5 – 6 June 2010) may be
accessed at:
www.apec.org/apec/ministerial_statements/sectoral_ministerial/trade/2010_trade/2010_mrt_standalone.html
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