West Africa: United States Willing to Eliminate Tariffs On West Africa Cotton
15th Dec 2005, 23:44 GMT
U.S. Trade Representative Rob Portman says the United States is willing to provide duty-free access for cotton from West African countries as part of any complete agreement reached in World Trade Organization (WTO) negotiations.
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