Main Points from Chapter 1
Uruguay Round was groundbreaking for multilateral trade system for developing nations.
Many policies and agreements have been made by the WTO and between other member states
Aid for Trade should not be a substitute for the benefits that the conclusion of the Doha Development Rounds
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