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World Tariff Profiles 2014 provides a unique collection of data on tariffs imposed by WTO members and other countries. It is jointly published by the WTO, the International Trade Centre (ITC) and the UN Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD).The first part of the publication provides summary tables showing the average tariffs imposed by individual countries. The second part provides a more detailed table for each country, listing the tariffs it imposes on imports (by product group) as well as the tariffs it faces for exports to major trading partners. The profiles show the maximum tariff rates that are legally “bound” in the WTO and the rates that countries actually apply. This edition of World Trade Profiles has anti-dumping measures as its special topic, and includes a compilation of frequently asked questions.

World Trade Statistical Review looks into the latest developments in world trade, with a detailed analysis of the most recent trends for trade in goods and services. It also looks at the participation of developing economies in world trade and recent trade policy developments. The analytical chapters are complemented by a statistical appendix of over 60 tables providing comprehensive data on various facets of world trade in goods and services.

El Informe anual 2017 de la OMC contiene una reseña exhaustiva de las actividades realizadas por la Organización en 2016 y en los primeros meses de 2017

While import-restrictive measures introduced by Group of 20 (G20) economies continue to cover a growing share of trade, the WTO’s latest biannual monitoring report on trade measures — the first to cover a time period coinciding with the coronavirus pandemic — points to significant moves to facilitate imports, including products related to COVID-19. During the mid-October 2019 to mid-May 2020 review period, G20 economies implemented 154 new trade and trade-related measures, 95 of them import-facilitating and 59 import-restrictive. Of these measures, 93 (about 60 per cent) were linked to the COVID-19 pandemic.

The WTO’s Annual Report 2018 provides a comprehensive account of the organization’s activities in 2017 and early 2018. The Report opens with a message from Director-General Roberto Azevêdo and a brief overview of the year. This is followed by more in-depth accounts of the WTO’s various areas of activity over the past 12 months. The Report also includes “spotlights” highlighting major WTO events and activities, including the 11th WTO Ministerial Conference held in Buenos Aires.

El informe Anual 2018 contiene una exposición completa de las actividades realizadas por la Organización en 2017 y principios de 2018. El informe comienza con un mensaje del Director General Roberto Azevêdo; posteriormente, se resume lo realizado en 2017 y se hace un análisis más profundo de las actividades llevadas a cabo en las diversas esferas de la OMC en los últimos 12 meses. También se destacan los eventos y las actividades más importantes de la OMC, como la Undécima Conferencia Ministerial de la Organización, celebrada en Buenos Aires.

Le Rapport annuel 2018 offre un compte rendu complet des activités menées par l'OMC en 2017 et au début de 2018. Il commence par un message du Directeur général de l'OMC, Roberto Azevêdo. Il donne ensuite un bref aperçu de l'année 2017 et une description plus détaillée des domaines d'activité de l'Organisation au cours des 12 derniers mois. Des gros plans sont faits sur les principaux événements et activités organisés à l'OMC, y compris la onzième Conférence ministérielle de l'Organisation, qui s'est tenue à Buenos Aires.

L'édition 2013 des Statistiques du commerce international présente un aperçu général de l'évolution la plus récente du commerce mondial, donnant des renseignements détaillés sur le commerce des marchandises par produit et sur le Commerce des services commerciaux.

The WTO’s Annual Report 2019 provides a comprehensive account of the organization’s activities in 2018 and early 2019. The Report opens with a message from Director-General Roberto Azevêdo and a brief overview of the year. This is followed by in-depth accounts of the WTO’s main areas of activity over the past 12 months.