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Al Zeyoudi also emphasised that the UAE continues to support the multilateral
               international trading system, which is overseen by WTO, as a driver of sustainable
               global economic development and a catalyst for growth that is helping to improve the
               lives of people around the world.


               Underway until 29th February, the conference features a number of events,
               programmes and sessions and aims to enhance the effectiveness of trade policies. The
               Ministerial Conference represents the foremost decision-making body of the WTO, the
               international organisation responsible for regulating and facilitating global trade. The
               WTO is the world’s largest economic organisation, with 164 member states representing
               over 98 per cent of global trade.





































               Dr Thani Bin Ahmed Al Zeyoudi

               MC13 brings together trade ministers and senior officials from around the world to
               review, negotiate and update the trade agreements and fundamental principles that
               constitute the global trading system. Over the course of the event, attendees will
               discuss the future of global trade, exchange ideas on solutions to tackle international
               trade-related challenges, and explore ways to enhance economic development.


               Hosted in Abu Dhabi, MC13 provides an opportunity for decision makers from around
               the world to come together and advance progress on key issues. As hosts of the
               conference, the UAE has been working to bring delegations together to ensure all
               voices are heard and to create the optimum conditions for constructive engagement and
               consensus building.




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