bodog poker review bodog online casino Mexico’s pick to run the World Trade Organization says he can fix its broken dispute resolution mechanism within 100 days, use it to ease US-China trade tensions and keep Washington from quitting the global trade body.
Jesús Seade, a veteran of three decades of negotiating trade agreements — most recently getting the USMCA trade pact between the bodog poker review bodog online casino US, Mexico and Canada across the line — is one of eight candidates to succeed Brazil’s Roberto Azevêdo as director-general after he steps down in September.
The field is led by two female African former ministers — Kenya’s Amina Mohamed, a former trade minister who has chaired the WTO’s general council, bodog poker review and Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, a former Nigerian finance minister and senior World Bank official. Mr Seade insists he is not disadvantaged by a widespread desire to make the multilateral body’s leadership more diverse.
To view the original article, click here.