Mr. Ambrose S. K. Lee Head of Security Bureau Hongkong, China Dear Mr Lee, Warm greetings of Peace and Goodwill! […]
Jonathan Cheng, The Standard Wednesday, December 07, 2005 Activists are working hard to steer the focus of their anti-WTO protests […]
Press Release November 25, 2005 The Hong Kong People’s Alliance on WTO met with police representatives for months to exchange […]
Download the Detailed Program of Activities Sunday, December 11 1300-1700 hrs: March/Rally at Victoria Park, led by HKPA Monday, December […]
Nguyen Khanh Chi | Dec. 2, 2005 | Vietnam News Are we asking ourselves of-ten enough if the world’s policy […]
Hardev Kaur | Dec. 2, 2005 | http://www.nst.com.my The WTO draft ministerial text presented to members by Director-General Pascal Lamy […]
The Agriculture Ministry is overhauling the production structure for rice, shrimp, chicken, rubber and fruits to improve revenues for farmers and the overall economy. Khunying Sudarat Keyuraphan, the agriculture minister, said that the action plan, to be finalised this month, was aimed at selecting the types of crops and farm products suitable for different regions and changing the market's dynamics. The goals include a 4-5% increase in gross domestic product in the agricultural sector, forecast to be valued at around 700 billion baht next year, with an expected value of 950 billion baht by 2008.
A pan-Asian coalition of anti-World Trade Organization activists have made their pitch to Hong Kong, repeating many questionable charges that have frequently been shot down by outside trade experts, such as the supposed adverse effects of a trade accord on the local service economy.
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