Examples of using Doha declaration in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Doha Declaration on agriculture.
Mr President, in this debate it is perhaps worth citing once again what the Doha Declaration actually says.
Recalls the objectives of the Doha Declaration and its commitment to put development at the heart of the work programme.
If the intention is not honoured, the new constraints would violate the spirit of the Doha Declaration and would show bad faith.
In its declarations, the Union supports the Doha Declaration, the flexibilities of the TRIPS agreement and the Member States that have recourse to them.
Involving the WHO with its public health expertise would provide a mechanism to ensure the Doha Declaration can be used in good faith.
All the same,I must remind you that the Doha Declaration required a unanimous and explicit agreement on the negotiating arrangements for these issues.
The activity is part of the Education for Justice(E4J) programme,an agency initiative developed as part of the UNODC Global Programme to implement the Doha Declaration.
The most emblematic reaction to this fact was definitely the approval of the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health, in 2001.
I quote the Doha Declaration:‘International trade can'- and, I would add, must-‘play a major role in the promotion of economic development and the alleviation of poverty.
Decision of the General Council on implementation of paragraph 6 of the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreements and public health, http://www. wto. org.
Urges the Commission to pursue negotiations with the WTO on the interaction between trade andcompetition policy, in the spirit of the Doha Declaration of November 2001;
In order to achieve this, we must support the implementation of the Doha Declaration on the link between the TRIPS Agreement and public health.
My first point is that the Doha Declaration is very clear on the need to ensure the best possible balance between commercial and non-commercial aspects of trade.
This proposal seems to us to be the most simple and, ultimately,the most likely to resolve the problem raised in the Doha Declaration which has forced us to seek a solution to this issue.
Achieved in difficult circumstances, the Doha declaration on public health of November 2001 was an important first step towards helping the populations of developing countries and promoting their interests.
This means in particular ensuring that no bilateral orregional trade agreements include additional conditions on intellectual property that would undo the gains of the Doha Declaration.
Returning to the EPA negotiations,we should use the Doha Declaration on TRIPS as a ceiling for any discussion with the ACP on intellectual property.
It is hypocritical for the United States as a member of the WTO to pursue bilateral trade policies that undercut precisely those flexibilities whose full use the Doha Declaration encourages.
The Commission has been able to reaffirm its attachment to the Doha declaration on the TRIPS agreement on public health and its support for the flexibilities contained therein.
The recommendations emphasize that all WTO member countries should commit, at the highest political level,to respect the letter and spirit of the Doha Declaration on the TRIPS Agreement and Public Health.
By specifically recognising non-trade concerns, the Doha declaration allows us to pursue these objectives further in forthcoming negotiations.
The inertia shown by the Commission and the Member States when it comes to equipping themselves with a Community regulation that is genuinely able to implement the Doha Declaration must be well and truly condemned.
In November 2001,the developing countries were rejoicing in the Doha Declaration, which authorised them to have recourse to compulsory licences for public health reasons.
The Doha Declaration gave a mandate for negotiations in the field of environment and trade with the aim of clarifying any discrepancies between trade-related obligations in international environmental conventions and WTO rules.
From now on, this regulation will contain an explicit and unequivocal reference to the Doha declaration on intellectual property, which recognises the specific rights of the countries of the South.
The reference to the Doha declaration that is part of the draft FTA text is"lip service" as long as the EU simultaneously pushes for clauses that undermine the Doha Declaration and hinder the use of flexibilities.
There are provisions in TRIPS for the extension of the transition period for LDCs, and the Doha Declaration initiated this process by extending exemptions from patent protection for pharmaceuticals to 2016.
For non-agricultural products, the Doha Declaration foresees:'… negotiations which shall aim… to reduce or as appropriate eliminate tariffs, including the reduction or elimination of tariff peaks, high tariffs and tariff escalation, as well as non-tariff barriers, in particular on products of export interest to developing countries.
On 14 November 2001 the Fourth Ministerial Conference of the World Trade Organisation(WTO)adopted the Doha Declaration on the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights(TRIPS Agreement) and Public Health.