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افتراضي G20 nations pledge to boost trade despite growing protectionism

SHANGHAI: The world´s top 20 eco**mies will work to boost sluggish global trade despite growing protectionism, overcapacity concerns, and uncertainty over Brexit, G20 trade ministers said Sunday at a meeting in Shanghai.

"The global recovery continues, but it remains uneven and falls short of our ambition for strong, sustainable and balanced growth. Downside risks and vulnerabilities persist," the trade ministers said in a joint statement, adding that trade should remain "an important engine" to spur global growth.

The G20 nations, which account for 85 percent of global trade, admitted that protectionism has been rising since the financial crisis, and said that new trade restrictions in the group had reached the highest monthly average registered since the WTO began monitoring in 2009.

"We **te with concern that despite the G20´s repeated pledge, the stock of restrictive measure affecting trade in goods and services has continued to rise," they said in the statement.

Ahead of the meeting, WTO chief eco**mist Robert Koopman warned that restrictive measures could affect industries including air freight cargo, sea based cargo, automobile sales and production, electronics trade, and agricultural raw materials.

The world´s leading eco**mies at the weekend pledged to oppose trade protectionism and reiterated a promise **t to add new protective measures until 2018.

Global trade is expected to grow at a tepid 2.8 percent in 2016, the World trade Organisation (WTO) said in April.

And this year is expected to be the fifth in a row where trade grew at less than three percent -- its weakest sustained level in 30 years, WTO Director-General Roberto Azevedo said on Friday ahead of the talks.

To combat the global slowdown, the ministers said they agreed to improve global trade governance and to work towards easing and liberalising trade.




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