'Mini-ministerial' WTO meeting begins with farm focus

TOKYO, Japan - Trade and farm ministers from 22 selected economies of the 145-member World Trade Organization pose for a group photo at a hotel in Tokyo on Feb. 14 as they started a three-day meeting aimed at advancing a trade round the WTO members launched in Doha in November 2001.

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