WTO chief hopes India, US dialogue will help in ending impasse

November 06, 2014 19:25

Appreciating efforts of India and the US to end the impasse over trade facilitation and food security issues, WTO Director General Roberto Azevedo today expressed hope that talks will help end the stalemate.

"The Director General was pleased to hear that the dialogue between the US and India has resumed. He hopes that this dialogue will continue and will be fruitful in advancing efforts to resolve the current impasse, but he is not aware that any understanding has been reached as yet," WTO said in a statement.

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