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Morocco Faces its First Commercial Dispute before the WTO

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  • Jamal Machrouh

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This paper examines Turkey's case against Morocco before the World Trade Organization (WTO), over anti-dumping duties on hot-rolled steel products. Turkey's complaint constitutes both a precedent and an opportunity. First, it is a precedent in that Morocco was previously never involved in a case before GATT or WTO, neither as a plaintiff nor as a defendant. Second, it is an opportunity as the evaluation of the legal process of the complaint enables an assessment of adequacy of Morocco's arguments and, consequently, the elaboration of recommendations and guidelines for the overall legal strategy.

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  • Jamal Machrouh, 2019. "Morocco Faces its First Commercial Dispute before the WTO," Policy briefs on Trade Dynamics and Policies 1902, Policy Center for the New South.
    • Handle: RePEc:ocp:pbtrad:pb1901
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