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At WTO, India cites fishing subsidy gap, seeks relook

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 10 December 2024
India is pushing for a per capita subsidy approach in global fishing negotiations. The current aggregate model favors wealthy nations with large fishing industries, disadvantaging countries like India that provide smaller individual subsidies to support livelihoods.
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