English is the official language of the WTO, as per Article IX of the Marrakesh Agreement.

The WTO provides technical assistance in five languages: English, French, Spanish, Arabic, and Chinese.

English is the most widely used language in WTO technical assistance activities, followed by French and Spanish.

The purpose of WTO technical assistance is to help developing countries implement WTO agreements, provide training to WTO members, and promote trade liberalization.

Dispute settlement is not a type of WTO technical assistance activity. It is a process for resolving trade disputes between WTO members.

Developing countries are eligible to receive WTO technical assistance.

WTO technical assistance is funded through a combination of the WTO budget, member contributions, and donor contributions.

The WTO Secretariat plays a key role in coordinating, providing technical expertise, and monitoring and evaluating technical assistance activities.

WTO members play a key role in providing financial contributions, technical expertise, and participating in technical assistance activities.

WTO technical assistance can help developing countries increase their trade capacity, improve economic growth, and reduce poverty.

Developing countries can access WTO technical assistance by submitting a request to the WTO Secretariat, contacting their WTO member delegation, or attending WTO training workshops.

WTO technical assistance is likely to continue to grow in importance as developing countries seek to implement WTO agreements and benefit from the global trading system.

Arabic is the most widely used language in the Middle East and North Africa region, so it is used in WTO technical assistance activities in that region.

Chinese is the most widely used language in the Asia-Pacific region, so it is used in WTO technical assistance activities in that region.

Spanish is the most widely used language in the Latin America and Caribbean region, so it is used in WTO technical assistance activities in that region.