./.WORLD TRADE
ORGANIZATIONWT/INF/42
19 November 2001
(01-5851)
NOTE BY THE SECRETARIAT
In accordance with the Guidelines for Arrangements on Relations With Non-Governmental
Organizations (WT/L/162) and as a follow-up to the Director-General's recent initiatives on greatertransparency and an enhanced dialogue with NGOs, the list of NGO Position Papers received by the
Secretariat is circulated for the information of Members.
Interested delegations that wish to consult these documents in more detail are requested to
contact Mrs. Susan Barbier, ext. 5677, in the External Relations Division.
The NGO Position Papers listed below were received before 19 November 2001.
Britcham Paper to support launch of a new round
of Multilateral Trade Negotiations(English only)British Chamber of Commerce in Belgium
Unequal Treatment for Unequal Partners –
Protecting and Promoting the Interests of Small
and Vulnerable States in the International
Trading System
(English only)Caribbean Policy Development Centre
Developing Countries and the WTO Trade
Debate: Compelling Case for Full Participation in
the New Round(English only)
The WTO Debate: - Recommendations of the
Commonwealth Business Council
(English only)Commonwealth Business Council
EICTA / JEITA / AEA Paper on the Importance
of a New Round of WTO Negotiations
(English only)European Information, Communications and
Consumer Electronics Technology Industry
Association (EICTA), Japan Electronics andInformation Technology Industries Association
(JEITA) and American Electronics Association
(AEA)
Statement on Possible Abuses of Child Labour(English only)FEDIOL
WTO and Multilateral Trade
(English only – also available electronically)EUROCHAMBRES
The New Round of Global Trade Talks (Qatar)
(English only)EU Committee of the American Chamber of
Commerce in Belgium
Statement on the Concepts of Freedom ofEstablishment and Cross Border Commerce
(Spanish and English)Federación Interamericana de Empresas de
Seguros
Opening the World Markets for Services
(English only)Federation of German Industries (BDI)
Trade and Environment's New Agenda
(English only – also available electronically)International Institute for Sustainable
Development (IISD)WT/INF/42
Page 2
IFLA Position on the World Trade Organization
(English only)International Federation of Library Associations
and Institutions (IFLA)
Reform of the Agreement on Implementation ofArticle VI of the GATT 1994: Recommendations
from the Korean Business Community
(English only – also available electronically)Korea International Trade Association
15 Fact Sheets on the new WTO Round
(English and French)Union of Industrial and Employers'
Confederation of Europe (UNICE)
Can the World Trade Organization Live Up to theChallenges of a Globalizing World
(English only – all WWF documents can bedownloaded from their web site:
www.panda.org/resources/programmes/trade/late
st.htm)WWF International
_________