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Chapter 6 DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
931. OverviewAbout two thirds of the WTO s around 150 members are DEVELOPING COUNTRIES . Theyplay an increasingly important and active role in the WTO because of their numbers,because they are becoming more important in the global economy, and because theyincreasingly look to trade as a vital tool in their development efforts. Developingcountries are a highly diverse group often with very different views and WTO deals with the special needs of DEVELOPING COUNTRIES in three ways: the WTO agreementscontain special provisionson DEVELOPING COUNTRIES the Committee on Trade and Developmentis the main body focusing on work inthis area in the WTO, with some others dealing with specific topics such as tradeand debt, and technology transfer the WTO Secretariatprovides technical assistance (mainly training of variouskinds) for DEVELOPING the agreements: more time, better termsThe WTO agreements include numerous provisions giving DEVELOPING and least-developed COUNTRIES special rights or extra leniency special and differential treat-ment.
In many others, the developing countries do not share common interests and may find themselves on opposite sides of a negotiation. A number of different coalitions among different groups of developing countries have emerged for this reason. The differences can be found in subjects of immense importance to developing countries, such as agriculture.
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