WTO talks in Nairobi conclude

WTO talks in Nairobi conclude

Brazilian Roberto Azevedo (L), director general of the World Trade Organization, and Amina Mohammed, Kenya's minister of foreign affairs and international trade, attend a closing ceremony for the WTO ministerial conference in Nairobi on Dec. 19. Ministers from over 160 members acknowledged that they had different views on how to proceed with the Doha round of global trade liberalization talks, with some members seeking "new approaches." (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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