The presentation gives an idea about the relation between WTO and India.

1. By:
Mitesh
Raksha
Rajshree
Preety
Prateek

2. INTRODUCTION TO WTO
 Formation of WTO
 Idea behind the formation of WTO
 Members

3. OBJECTIVES OF WTO
 Multilateral trade
 To promote free trade by taking decisions on tariff
and non-tariff barriers.
 To enhance the competitiveness among the
members so as to benefit the consumers.
 To increase the productivity and production of the
world and enhance employment.
 To utilise the world resource efficiently.

4. ADVANTAGES TO INDIA
 The system helps promote peace.
 Disputes are handled constructively.
 Free trade cuts the cost of living.
 Provide more choice of products and quality.
 Trade raises income.
 Stimulates economic growth.

5. WTO AND INDIA
 India is one of the founder members of the WTO.
 A sectoral shift from only agriculture to service sector.
 Services accounted to almost 56% of country’s GDP in
2005-06,but only 26% contributed to employment in
India.

6.  India now speaks as a strong force for many
developing countries.
 Not only tariff cuts and quantitative restrictions now
it also covers the agriculture,service,patents,etc

7. DOHA ROUND
 WTO members launched an ambitious program on
Agricultural,Non-Agricultural,Antidumping
duties,subcidies etc.
 Keeping in concern for the developing countries the
decisions were delayed.
 The negotiations have gone to a suspense mode.

8. BALI AGREEMENT
 It talks about trade facilitation agreement, reducing
redtapes,non-tariff barriers etc.
 It will enhance the total volume of global trade.
 At present India is looking to back out.
 But it some how hurts the image as seen by the
western countries.
 Indian government is more concerned about the
domestic market and livelihood.

9. THANKYOU

10. QUESTIONS