Zoellick was named U.S. Trade Representative in Bush's first term; he was a member of the Executive Office, with cabinet rank. According to the U.S. Trade Representative website, Zoellick completed negotiations to bring China and Taiwan into the World Trade Organization (WTO); developed a strategy to launch new global trade negotiations at the WTO meeting in Doha, Qatar; shepherded Congressional action on the Jordan Free Trade Agreement and the Vietnam Trade Agreement; and worked with Congress to pass the Trade Act of 2002, which included new Trade Promotion Authority. "Zoellick is indisputably one of the most successful members of the first Bush cabinet." </ref National Journal 12/4/04> He espoused "competitive liberalization"...and "trade openings at the bilateral, regional, and multilateral levels." At USTR, Zoellick also finalized "free trade deals with Australia, Bahrain, Chile, Morocco, Singapore, and five Central American economies and launched others."</ref>