International Trade Negotiations

"What is the main obstacle (Doha Development Round) to make this round of international trade negotiations successful and how best to deal with these obstacles from the perspective of developing countries?" With hype, it is welcomed as a "development round" of negotiations. Within two months of the September 11 attack, the negotiations began with high expectations. Given that global negotiations in Seattle in 1999 collapsed in a situation of anti-globalization protests and mobs of mobs, the fact that this conversation took place is itself a result.

Nevertheless, over the past decades, EU member states have lost their power as independent participants in international trade negotiations, and recently they are beginning to regain sovereignty of lost trade. (Kennett 1996) The European Court's opinion in 1994 and the formal revision of the 1997 trade policy process in Amsterdam does not give the committee full authority to negotiate new trade issues of so-called service and intellectual property was. Instead, Member States accepted a mixed-style decision to achieve improvisation rather than structurally decentralizing their jurisdiction. Therefore, this shows that the recognized trade-off between economic benefits and ideological bias among major member countries has changed.

Diplomatic cooperation among member countries began with the establishment of the 1957 community in which member countries negotiated as part of international trade negotiations according to the common business policy of the EU. In 1970, with the establishment of European political cooperation, informal consultation procedures among non-member countries were established with the aim of forming a common foreign policy, thereby starting to adjust diplomatic relations more extensively. However, it was not until 1987 that European political cooperation was introduced by an official single European bill. The EPC was renamed the Common Foreign Security Policy (CFSP) by the Maastricht Treaty

The start of the Doha Round in the early 21st century represents a new process in multilateral trade negotiations. Major players in international trade, developing countries and least developed countries, WTO member states expressed different interests and positions in the discussion of 10 years. Due to this problem, the result of negotiation round is different. The purpose of the survey was to judge the impact of the Doha Round on the Russian economy. In other words, this paper analyzes the potential impact of WTO multilateral trade negotiations on BRICS countries, which would be 156 member countries of the WTO in August 2012.