(Reuters) - World trade powers must agree on the headline figures for a long-delayed global free trade deal within the next three weeks or the current round of talks will fail, British Prime Minister Tony Blair said on Monday.
Blair said he still thought it possible to get a deal on the World Trade Organisation's Doha round, but that failure to do so would be a blow to confidence in world trade.
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Blair said he still thought it possible to get a deal on the World Trade Organisation's Doha round, but that failure to do so would be a blow to confidence in world trade.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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