Archives de Tag: European Commission – Commissioner for Trade
Bloomberg – And the Winner Is? U.S., EU Are on Track to Mend Rift
Pascal Lamy has clocked a marathon in 3 hours, 20 minutes. Robert Zoellick has run it in 2 hours, 32 minutes. Guess who’s ahead in their current billion dollar trade marathon?
Business Voice – Europe’ free trader
Steel. The plight of farmers. Access to medicines in the developing world. These are all thorny issues for Pascal Lamy, Europe’s trade commissioner. But how much do you know about him?
The Wall Street Journal – EU’s Lamy Pushes Free-Trade Agenda, His Political Career
He Stands Up to the U.S. On Steel but Will Negotiate. « We Have to Gey That Guy to Shut Up » At a summit with European Union leaders in Washington, last month devoted mainly to fighting terrorism, President George Bush took time to lecture Pascal Lamy, Europe’s trade minister.
La Vanguardia – Un monje soldado
Jacques Delors, ex presidente de la Comisión Europea, dice de él que es un monje, un monje soldado.
Les Echos – Lamy, l’acier et le monde
Marquée par un chassé-croisé de menaces de plus en plus pressantes, la querelle sur l’acier ressemble à n’importe quel autre différend commercial transatlantique. Mais Pascal Lamy, le commissaire européen au commerce, s’en sert pour eriger l’Europe en décideur en matière de commerce international
E!Sharp – Doha: trading punches in the latest round
Six months after the Doha trade round was launched, negotiators are getting down to business. But no one should expect rapid results. David Woods explains why
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