WTO Director-General believes that the United States does not show signs of alie
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Azevedo, director general of the World Trade Organization (WTO), received an exclusive interview with Broadcasting British Corporation (BBC) on Wednesday. The United States did not show signs of alienating from the WTO, and negotiations to avoid global trade wars are in progress. (Roberto Azevedo)
President Trump launched a series of measures to raise tariffs, making both allies and rival countries dissatisfied.
Trump also rejected the appointment of judge WTO, which led to a backlog of trade disputes and unresolved and threatened to paralyse the highest tribunal in the trade world. Some trade experts have begun to doubt whether Trump wants to destroy the WTO. WTO has 164 Member States, and countries must follow the rules.
"I didn't see any sign of the US's estrangement from WTO. There is no such sign." according to the excerpt from BBC's earlier announcement, Azevedo said so in an interview with BBC Hardtalk.
Trump said last month that WTO was a "disaster", complaining that the United States was only a small number of judges in WTO. To Telangpuwen and Azeri dimension repeatedly explained to us the conditions have been very good, because the seven judge WTO, the United States has always been a.
When asked whether WTO should consider the B plan that the United States left after the departure, Azevedo told BBC that he had never heard of anyone suggesting the possibility of this.
"Every contact I had with the American government convinced me that they did not exclude themselves," he said.
He pointed out that the issue of whether the US tariff is legitimate can only be answered by the WTO dispute settlement expert group. However, such unilateral actions are perceived to be much faster, because other countries will take retaliatory measures, which will lead to the global trade war.
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