Brussels, 17/07/2007 (Agence Europe) - One month after the stalled G-4 meeting (EU, United States, Brazil and India) in Potsdam, the agriculture negotiations chairman, Crawford Falconer, and the non-agricultural market access (NAMA) negotiations chairman, Don Stephenson, tabled ambitious compromise texts in Geneva on Tuesday on the modalities for trade liberalisation in agriculture and industrial goods. They also gained the support of WTO Director General Pascal Lamy, who sounded a note of...