G5 commits to concluding Doha Round based on development mandate

The G5 Declaration on Trade, issued by the Leaders of Brazil, China, India, Mexico, and South Africa at Laquila, Italy on July 8, 2009, commits to concluding the Doha Round of WTO negotiations based on its development mandate, emphasizing fair market access for developing countries and eliminating trade-distorting subsidies in developed nations.

Brazil, China, India, Mexico, South Africa, Egypt (associated), and all WTO Members

• Conclude the Doha Round based on its development mandate
• Eliminate export subsidies and reduce trade-distorting subsidies in developed countries
• Complete modalities in agriculture and non-agricultural market access (NAMA) as per December 2008 draft texts
• Preserve the balance and proportionality of the outcome
• Intensify dialogue among WTO Members to address remaining negotiating gaps

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