Many thanks and congratulations to the Luthuli Museum Council, the Albert and Nokukhanya Luthuli Peace and Development Institute, the South African Ministry of Sport, Arts and Culture, the Groutville Community and the University of KwaZulu-Natal. (3/3)

Great to meet members of the Luthuli family as well as university, community and provincial officials. At their request, my lecture focused on reflections of the work of the WTO and its global impact with a special reference to Africa. (2/3)

and trade tech are all areas of new opportunity for WTO members. Looking forward to the products of these workstreams. All in all, a helpful effort from an exciting coalition of WTO members. (3/3)

FITP‘s work on strengthening multilateralism is particularly pertinent for the ongoing efforts to reform and reposition the WTO. Thank you for this welcome support. FITP‘s other initiatives on supply chain resilience, paperless and digital trade, (2/3)

Congratulations to CII for an interesting and well-attended summit and many thanks to an energetic and enthusiastic Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh, HE N Chandrababu Nadu. (3/3)

Also engaged in a lively fireside chat with Chandrajit Banerjee, Director General of CII. Great to see several Trade Ministers from WTO members also participating in the summit. (2/3)

Discussed India’s impressive economic progress as well as the numerous successfully negotiated trade deals diversifying India’s trade. Also focusing on WTO reform and deliverables for MC14. (2/2)

Also with HE Ambassador Clare Kelly, Permanent Representative of New Zealand to the WTO and Chair of the Dispute Settlement Body. (2/2)

Wishing you the very best, you always made me look like a midget! (2/2)

Mauritania is rich in fisheries resources and an important fishing nation in Africa, exporting almost $1 billion worth of fish each year. Though the agreement has entered into force, it’s important that we continue the march of more members towards ratifying the instrument as we head for MC14. (2/2)

Andrew Forrest, CEO of Fortescue, and HE Marina Silva, Minister of Environment of Brazil. (2/2)