PROPOSED AGENDA
The following items are proposed for the Agenda:
1._
Regional Trade Agreements:
a._
Notification of Regional Trade
Agreements
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i._
Interim Agreement Between the
Eurasian Economic Union and Its Member States (Armenia, Belarus, Kazakhstan,
Kyrgyz Republic, Russian Federation) and Iran, Goods – Notification of
Termination (_WT/REG401/N/2)
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ii._
New Zealand – United Arab
Emirates Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), Goods and
Services (_WT/REG495/N/1/Rev.1,
_S/C/N/1194/Rev.1)
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iii._
United Arab Emirates –
Indonesia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), Goods and
Services (_WT/REG496/N/1,
_S/C/N/1195)
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iv._
Australia – United Arab
Emirates Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), Goods and
Services (_WT/REG497/N/1,
_S/C/N/1197)
b._
Notification of Changes to
Existing RTAs
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i._
Free Trade Agreement Between
the EFTA States and Peru, Goods (_WT/REG295/N/1/Add.1)
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ii._
Free Trade Agreement Between
the EFTA States and Georgia, Goods (_WT/REG386/N/1/Add.1,
_WT/REG386/N/2/Add.1)
2._
Market Access Issues
a._
Introduction of Harmonized
System Changes into the WTO Schedules of Concessions – Extension of
Collective Waiver Decisions
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i._
HS 2002 (_G/C/W/875)
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ii._
HS 2007 (_G/C/W/876)
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iii._
HS 2012 (_G/C/W/877)
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iv._
HS 2017 (_G/C/W/878/Rev.1)
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v._
HS 2022 (_G/C/W/879/Rev.2)
3._
Reports to the Council for
Trade in Goods on the Status of Notifications – Reports by the Subsidiary
Bodies and the Chairperson (_G/C/W/886/Rev.1)
4._
Future Work of the Council –
Report by the Chairperson (_JOB/CTG/74)
5._
Members' Non‑Responsiveness to
Questions Posed by Other Members – Request from the United States (See
Annex 1)
6._
Members' Non‑Notification of
Items Pursuant to Certain WTO Agreements – Request from the United States
(See Annex 2)
7._
Accession of the Republic of
Armenia to the Eurasian Economic Union: Procedures Under Article XXVIII:3
of GATT 1994 – Communication from Armenia (_G/L/1110/Add.11)
8._
Accession of the Kyrgyz
Republic to the Eurasian Economic Union: Procedures Under Article XXVIII:3
of GATT 1994 – Communication from the Kyrgyz Republic (_G/L/1137/Add.10)
9._
Fragmentation of Global Trade
Through Tariffs and the Global Costs — Statements by Australia, New Zealand,
Norway, and Switzerland
10._ Trade Concerns
a._
Reports on Resolution of Trade
Concerns
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i._
Resolution of Trade Concerns
Raised in the Council for Trade in Goods – Report by the Secretariat (_G/C/W/884)
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ii._
Reports by Members
b._
New Trade Concerns
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i._
United Kingdom – Steel
Safeguard Measure – Request from the Republic of Korea
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ii._
European Union – Cumulative
Trade Restrictive Measures on Steel Products – Request from Japan
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iii._
United Kingdom – Issues with
the Final Report of Negotiations Under Article XXVIII of the GATT in _G/SECRET/44/Add.1
– Request from India
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iv._
European Union – Proposed Steel
TRQ Measure – Request from China
c._
Previously Raised Trade
Concerns
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i._
European Union – Proposal for a
Regulation of the European Parliament and of the Council on Fluorinated
Greenhouse Gases (F-gas), Amending Directive (EU) 2019/1937 and Repealing
Regulation (EU) No. 517/2014 (COM (2022)) (ID 224) –
Requests from Japan and the United States
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ii._
European Union – Commission
Regulation (EU) 2023/334 Regarding Maximum Residue Levels for Clothianidin
and Thiamethoxam in or on Certain Products (ID 200) – Requests from
Australia, Brazil, Indonesia, and the United States
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iii._
European Union – Implementation
of Non‑Tariff Barriers on Agricultural Products (ID 137) – Requests from
Australia, Brazil, Canada, Costa Rica, Paraguay, the United States, and Uruguay
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iv._
China – Administrative Measures
for Registration of Overseas Producers of Imported Foods (ID 174) –
Request from the United States
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v._
Egypt – Halal Certification
Requirements for Imported Food and Beverage Products (ID 191) – Requests
from the European Union and the United States
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vi._
China – Cosmetics Supervision
and Administration Regulations (CSAR) (ID 169) – Requests from Japan and
the United States
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vii._
Peru – Tax Treatment of Pisco
(ID 211) – Requests from the European Union and the United Kingdom
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viii._
China – Export Control Law and
Restrictions on Trade in Strategic Products (ID 112) – Requests from the
European Union and Japan
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ix._
European Union – Quality
Schemes for Agricultural Products and Foodstuffs – The Registration of Certain
Terms of Cheese as Geographical Indications (ID 119) – Requests from New
Zealand and Uruguay
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x._
Panama – Import Restricting
Practices (ID 155) – Request from Costa Rica
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xi._
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,
Kingdom of Bahrain, United Arab Emirates, the State of Kuwait, Oman, and Qatar
– Selective Tax on Certain Imported Products (ID 120) – Requests from the
European Union, Switzerland, and the United States
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xii._
India – Restrictions on Imports
of Certain Pulses (ID 125) – Requests from Australia, Canada, and the
European Union
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xiii._
France – Revised Electric
Vehicle (EV) Subsidy Scheme (ID 210) – Request from the Republic of Korea
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xiv._
European Union – Carbon Border
Adjustment Mechanism (ID 148) – Requests from Brazil, China, Indonesia,
and Thailand
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xv._
European Union – Deforestation
Free Commodities (ID 203) – Requests from Brazil, Indonesia, Paraguay, the
Russian Federation, and Thailand
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xvi._
India – Import Policies on
Tyres (ID 165) – Requests from the European Union, the Separate Customs
Territory of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen and Matsu, and Thailand
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xvii._
United States – Reciprocal
Tariffs and Other Tariff Measures (ID 227) – Request from China
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xviii._
India – Implementation of
Conformity Assessment Policy Through Quality Control Orders (QCOS) In Various
Sectors (ID 206) – Requests from the European Union, Indonesia, and the
United Kingdom
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xix._
Hong Kong, China; Macao, China;
and the Russian Federation – Restriction on Imports of Aquatic Products from
Japan After Discharge of ALPS Treated Water into the Sea (ID 212) –
Request from Japan
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xx._
Indonesia – Commodity Balance
Mechanism and Import Restricting Policies and Practices (ID 173) –
Requests from Canada, Japan, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom
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xxi._
Australia, Canada, European
Union, Japan, New Zealand, Switzerland, United Kingdom, and the United
States – Unilateral Trade Restrictive Measures Against Russia (ID 189) –
Request from the Russian Federation
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xxii._
India – Import Restriction on
Air Conditioners (ID 161) – Requests from Japan and Thailand
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xxiii._
China – Draft Revision of
Chinese Government Procurement Law (ID 202) – Request from Japan
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xxiv._
United States – A Series of
Disruptive Policy Measures on the Global Semiconductor Industry Chain and
Supply Chain (ID 195) – Request from China
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xxv._
United States – Disruptive and
Restrictive Measures in the Name of National Security (ID 205) – Request
from China
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xxvi._
European Union – The European
Green Deal (ID 171) – Request from the Russian Federation
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xxvii._
India – Measures That May Have
Unintended Results Equivalent to Quantitative Restrictions on the Import of
Wooden Boards and Viscose Staple Fibre (ID 225) – Request from Thailand
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xxviii._
United States – Import
Restrictions on Apples and Pears (ID 146) – Request from the European
Union
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xxix._
Indonesia – Export Restricting
Policies and Practices (ID 51) – Request from Japan
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xxx._
European Union – Regulation
(EU) 2017/2321 and Regulation (EU) 2018/825 (ID 144) – Request
from the Russian Federation
11._ Reports to the General Council
a._
Consideration of Annual Reports
of the Subsidiary Bodies of the Council for Trade in Goods
b._
Adoption of the Annual Report
of the Council for Trade in Goods to the General Council (_G/C/W/885)
12._ Other Business
a._
Tentative Annual Plan of
Meetings – Subsidiary Bodies of the Council for Trade in Goods (_JOB/CTG/73/Rev.2)
b._
Date of Next Meeting