WTO suffers fresh blow after reform push hits wall in Cameroon - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMisgFBVV95cUxPZk9wbFJTXzBJRjVqd195UzhsRjJRUzFXdjQ1ODBEbUZKWW5hcFNzMXhXTktzOVpFYTJINWl3bVhVV3JYLWlRN1Q3LXZkTHNWZ3FXS0JYdEZCS29SSGMzd09wLWRqdUZuR1VmTzd4SmpyZEo2aGk4bi1NWEJ3dWZnQzZ2ZVo2Y1pmQkdpQWtlanFWR0lkSTlCaUpKa2VpUmd4d2lpaEc1b3BnMlJhbzlCOTFn?oc=5" target="_blank">WTO suffers fresh blow after reform push hits wall in Cameroon</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Negotiations at the 14th WTO Ministerial Conference in Yaoundé are nearing an agreement on reforms, pending resolution of disputes over e-commerce duties between India and the United States.

WTO members are intensifying efforts to resolve differences over extending the moratorium on e-commerce customs duties during the final day of the 14th Ministerial Conference in Yaoundé.

WTO negotiations in Yaoundé are moving towards extending the moratorium on customs duties for electronic transmissions, with India lifting its veto, according to sources.

WTO reform talks in Yaoundé are at an impasse as the U.S. and India remain divided over extending the e-commerce moratorium, with no breakthrough in sight.