Today, the WTO issued a call for proposals for this year’s Public Forum, whose theme is “Trade beyond COVID-19: Building Resilience”. Participants interested in organizing sessions at the Forum, scheduled to take place from 28
The WTO has decided to cancel this year’s WTO Public Forum, scheduled for 29 September to 2 October. This decision responds to the complexities around planning to host thousands of people from around the world
Online registration for the 2017 Public Forum is now open. Entitled “Trade: Behind the Headlines”, the Forum will provide an opportunity for participants to go beyond the rhetoric and examine the opportunities trade can offer
An agenda for inclusive trade focusing on the needs of small business owners and more vulnerable sectors of society will be essential for ensuring continued public support for open markets, speakers at the opening plenary
A total of 102 sessions will take place at the 2016 WTO Public Forum to be held from 27 to 29 September at the WTO’s headquarters in Geneva. Entitled “Inclusive Trade”, the Forum will focus
Today, online registration for the 2016 Public Forum opened on the WTO website. (you can access it here). The Forum will be held at the WTO’s headquarters in Geneva from 27 to 29 September.
More than 9,000 representatives from NGOs, civil society, academia, business, the media, governments, parliamentarians and inter-governmental organizations have attended the Public Forum since it was first launched in 2001. This year, the Public Forum tells
A total of 71 sessions will take place at the 2014 WTO Public Forum. Entitled “Why Trade Matters to Everyone”, the three-day Forum will focus from 1 to 3 October on the human story behind
Today, the WTO opened online registration for the 2014 Public Forum “Why trade matters to everyone”. The event will be held at the WTO headquarters in Geneva from 1-3 October. If you wish to register
This year’s Forum has the following themes: formulating new approaches to multilateral trade opening in areas such as trade facilitation; addressing 21st-century issues and identifying areas in need of new regulations;
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