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Pat for Kamal Nath

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New Delhi, July 2

FICCI has expressed disappointment over the lack of progress and results of the mini-ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation . The chamber, however, complimented the Union Commerce Minister, Mr Kamal Nath, for addressing and safeguarding India's concerns by firmly rejecting contents that would have gone against the interest of Indian business and agriculture.

The chamber expressed satisfaction on the determined stand maintained by the Minister that content of the Doha Round cannot be compromised in the rush to meet the negotiation deadline. Industry chamber Assocham expressed concern over the collapse of WTO trade talks in Geneva but complimented the Commerce Minister for his efforts at the conference.

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