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Statements of Canada – General Council meeting – July 22-23, 2024

FOR GC TO TAKE NOTE

1. Deposit of Timor Leste’s and Comoros’ instruments of acceptance

FOR ACTION/DECISION

2. Accession of the Union of the Comoros - Request for Extension of Time-Limit for Acceptance of the Protocol of Accession - Draft Decision (WT/GC/267; WT/GC/W/942)
3. Procedure for the Introduction of Multiple Changes to the Harmonized System to Schedules of Concessions Using the Consolidated Tariff Schedules (CTS) Database - Draft Decision (G/C/W/846)
4. Follow up to MC12 - Report on the MC12 SPS Declaration Work Programme adopted by the SPS Committee on 26 June 2024 (G/SPS/72)
5. Moving Agriculture Negotiations Forward – Draft Decision (WT/GC/W/939/Rev.2)

Recommendation: Intervene in support.

• Yes, Canada is ready to support Brazil’s proposal.
• We thank Brazil for doing something different in order to support different results.
• It’s sad to see a lack of decision today.
• Let’s get back to business in September and start making meaningful progress.

6. Incorporation of the Investment Facilitation for Development Agreement into Annex 4 of the WTO Agreement - Draft Decision (WT/GC/W/927/Rev.1)

FOR DISCUSSION

7. Appointment of the WTO Director-General - Request from the African Group (WT/GC/W/948)

If appropriate, draw from the following:

• My delegation would like to thank the delegation of Chad on behalf of the African Group for putting forward this proposal, which we support.
• It is sensible and practical for the Chair of the General Council to commence the process for the Organization’s next Director General to make sure that this process does not overlap with preparations for MC14.
• The Director General has a strong track record and under her leadership the membership has concluded longstanding negotiations and has been able to communicate to the outside world why what we do in this house matters to ALL.
• This type of leadership is needed now more than ever.
• In Canada’s view, Doctor Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala is the right leader at the right time and we hope that she will make herself available to serve a second term.

8. Report by the Chairperson of the Trade Negotiations Committee and Report by the Director-General
9. Follow-Up to Outcomes of Ministerial Conferences: MC13 (Abu Dhabi); MC12 (Geneva, cohosted by Kazakhstan); MC11 (Buenos Aires); MC10 (Nairobi) and MC9 (Bali) – Statement by the Chairperson
10. Work Programme on Small Economies – Report by the Chairperson of the Dedicated Session of the Committee on Trade and Development
11. Initiating work on the operationalization of paragraph 21 of the MC13 Abu Dhabi Ministerial Declaration - Communication from Pakistan (WT/GC/W/941)
12. Fisheries Subsidies
    1. 12.1. Additional Provisions on Fisheries Subsidies – Draft Decision (WT/GC/W/943)
    2. 12.2. Additional Provisions on Fisheries Subsidies: Notification of Annual Aggregate Level of Fisheries Subsidies – Draft decision (WT/GC/W/944)
    3. 12.3. Communication on Fisheries Subsidies - Communication from India (WT/GC/W/946; TN/RL/W/283)
    4. 12.4. Analyzing the Impact of the Chair's Proposed OCOF Disciplines under the Additional Provisions on Fisheries Subsidies on the Sustainability of Global Marine Fish Stocks – Communication from India (WT/GC/W/945; TN/RL/W/282)
    5. 12.5. Implementing Appropriate and Effective Special and Differential Treatment under the Additional Provisions on Fisheries Subsidies – Communication from India (WT/GC/W/947; TN/RL/W/284)

• Canada would like to thank the Chair, the Secretariat and all members for their hard work over the last weeks.
• Negotiations on outstanding fisheries subsidies disciplines got very close at MC13 and members have worked tirelessly to close the gaps in recent engagement in July.
• Canada remains committed to working with WTO members to find solutions to reach a fully comprehensive agreement that is meaningful.

FOR INFORMATION

13. Work Programme on Electronic Commerce - Report by the Facilitator
14. Committee on Budget, Finance and Administration – Report on Meeting of 3 June 2024 (WT/BFA/220/Rev.1)
15. Waivers Under Article IX of the WTO Agreement
    1. 15.1. Review of Waivers Pursuant to Article IX:4 of the WTO Agreement
    2. 15.1.1. Least-Developed Country Members - Obligations under Article 70.8 and Article 70.9 of the TRIPS Agreement with respect to Pharmaceuticals Products, granted on 30 November 2015 until 1 January 2033 (WT/L/971)
    3. 15.1.2. European Union - Application of Autonomous Preferential Treatment to the Western Balkans - Granted on 28 July 2021 until 31 December 2026 (WTL/1114; WT/L/1199)
    4. 15.1.3. Canada - CARIBCAN, granted on 9 May 2023 until 31 December 2033 (WT/L/1166; WT/L/1196 and WT/L/1196/Add.1)
    5. 15.1.4. Ministerial Decision on the TRIPS Agreement (WT/MIN(22)/30 ; WT/L/1141)
    6. 15.1.5. Kimberley Process Certification Scheme for Rough Diamonds, granted on 26 July 2018 through 31 December 2024 (WT/L/1039)