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"Hopefully, we could convince the Japanese government to agree to have a single format for the reduction of tariffs for agricultural and industrial products. That is one of the issues that we should thresh out in the next round of discussions," said an official of the Department of Agriculture (DA) who is one of the members of the Philippine panel.
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[Summary] => The Philippines is still keen on moving "full steam ahead" on the proposed Philippine-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA) despite Japan’s refusal to budge from its hardline stance, insisting on maintaining a tariff wall to shield its sensitive farm products.
Trade and Industry Secretary Cesar V. Purisima said yesterday that "President Arroyo has expressed her desire for a speedy conclusion of the JPEPA negotiations."
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[Summary] => The US is confident that the stalled World Trade Organization (WTO) talks will resume in July, as member-countries are exerting more efforts to iron out their differences regarding export subsidies.
In a statement released by the American embassy in Manila, US Trade Representative Robert Zoellick said the progress on agriculture trade reform requires that all WTO members to agree to eliminate exports subsidies, including export credits, end state-trading monopolies and discipline food aid in a way that still enables countries to meet vital humanitarian needs.
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