China Knocks WTO Doors For Indian Market- Investment Facilitation for Development & E-Commerce Rules

Описание: Investment Facilitation For Development - New Era Of Colonialism
End Of Zero Import Duty On Electronic Transmissions
China Knocks WTO Doors For Indian Market- Investment Facilitation for Development & E-Commerce Rules


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Welcome to Bharat Samvad with Kinjal Choudhary! In this video, we delve into the latest developments surrounding the World Trade Organization (WTO) Ministerial Conference in Abu Dhabi. China, leading a group of 130 nations, is advocating for the Investment Facilitation for Development (IFD) proposal, while India stands firm against it, citing concerns about the legitimacy and implications for developing countries.

We explore India's rejection of the IFD proposal, highlighting its skepticism toward the plurilateral negotiations and the potential curbs on policy flexibility. Additionally, we dissect the contentious issue of e-commerce rules, focusing on India's stance against the imposition of customs duties on electronic transmissions and its joint submissions with South Africa at the WTO.

Furthermore, we address the concerns raised regarding the dominance of tech giants in the digital market and the adverse impact on developing countries' revenue streams. With insights from UNCTAD and the South Centre, we analyze the looming revenue losses and the future implications, especially with emerging technologies like 3D printing.

Lastly, we scrutinize China's perspective, as reflected in its Global Times, accusing India of Sinophobia and alleging motives behind India's opposition to the IFD proposal. We discuss how such claims expose China's interests and the geopolitical dynamics at play.

Join us for a comprehensive discussion on the complexities of international trade, investment facilitation, and the evolving landscape of global commerce. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more insightful content on Bharat Samvad with Kinjal Choudhary!

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