To promote free trade among member countries.

To regulate international trade in goods and services.

To protect intellectual property rights.

To promote sustainable development and economic growth.

Non-discrimination

Transparency

Reciprocity

Protectionism

All WTO members must treat each other equally in terms of trade.

WTO members can discriminate against certain countries in their trade policies.

WTO members can impose tariffs on imports from non-member countries.

WTO members can negotiate preferential trade agreements with each other.

An agreement that sets minimum standards for the protection of intellectual property rights.

An agreement that allows countries to impose tariffs on imports of products that infringe intellectual property rights.

An agreement that requires countries to provide compulsory licenses for the production of generic drugs.

An agreement that establishes a global system for the registration of patents.

It makes it more difficult for countries to import generic drugs.

It requires countries to provide compulsory licenses for the production of generic drugs.

It allows countries to impose tariffs on imports of generic drugs.

It has no impact on access to medicines.

A declaration that allows countries to override patent protections in cases of public health emergencies.

A declaration that requires countries to provide compulsory licenses for the production of generic drugs.

A declaration that calls for the establishment of a global fund to finance the purchase of essential medicines.

A declaration that urges countries to cooperate in the fight against counterfeit medicines.

A global partnership that provides financial support to countries to fight AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.

A United Nations agency that coordinates global efforts to fight AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.

A non-governmental organization that advocates for increased funding for the fight against AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.

A research organization that develops new drugs and vaccines for AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.

By requiring WTO members to notify the WTO of their trade regulations.

By publishing a database of all trade regulations.

By conducting regular reviews of WTO members' trade policies.

By providing technical assistance to WTO members to help them implement their trade obligations.

To resolve trade disputes between WTO members.

To impose sanctions on WTO members that violate their trade obligations.

To provide technical assistance to WTO members to help them implement their trade obligations.

To conduct regular reviews of WTO members' trade policies.

To set the overall direction of the WTO.

To negotiate new trade agreements.

To resolve trade disputes between WTO members.

To provide technical assistance to WTO members to help them implement their trade obligations.

To oversee the day-to-day operations of the WTO.

To negotiate new trade agreements.

To resolve trade disputes between WTO members.

To provide technical assistance to WTO members to help them implement their trade obligations.

To provide administrative support to the WTO.

To negotiate new trade agreements.

To resolve trade disputes between WTO members.

To provide technical assistance to WTO members to help them implement their trade obligations.

To provide a forum for WTO members to discuss and negotiate trade issues.

To resolve trade disputes between WTO members.

To provide technical assistance to WTO members to help them implement their trade obligations.

To oversee the day-to-day operations of the WTO.

To conduct detailed negotiations on specific trade issues.

To resolve trade disputes between WTO members.

To provide technical assistance to WTO members to help them implement their trade obligations.

To oversee the day-to-day operations of the WTO.

To provide technical assistance to WTO members to help them implement their trade obligations.

To negotiate new trade agreements.

To resolve trade disputes between WTO members.

To oversee the day-to-day operations of the WTO.