Pre-WTO ( 1947 - 1995 )
The Schedules of some Members incorporate by reference concessions pre-dating the Uruguay Round or indicated that the concessions are "without prejudice" to their GATT Schedule. As a result, many of these concessions remain valid under the WTO.
243 Pre-WTO Procedures
Status of Pre-WTO Procedures
96
Self-certified
71
Concluded
43
Unknown status
24
Certified
6
Not concluded
1
N/A
1
Withdrawn
1
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| Member | Procedure | Status Sort ascending | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Senegal | CRM2/64-Senegal | Self-certified | |
| Haiti | G/62-Haiti | Self-certified | |
| Mali | L/7166 | Self-certified | |
| Suriname | CCS6/88-Suriname | Self-certified | |
| Democratic Republic of the Congo | PA/ZR | Self-certified | |
| India | WT/Let/517_procedure | Self-certified | |
| Myanmar | CCS6/88-Myanmar | Self-certified | |
| Paraguay | PY/93 | Self-certified | |
| Trinidad and Tobago | CCS1/69-Trinidad and Tobago | Self-certified | |
| Zimbabwe | G/HS/87/2-Zimbabwe | Self-certified | |
| Burundi | CRM3/67-Burundi | Self-certified | |
| Argentina | G/HS/95-Argentina | Self-certified | |
| Colombia | G/HS/93-Colombia | Self-certified | |
| Haiti | G/79/S-Haiti | Self-certified | |
| Mali | PRM1/51-Mali | Self-certified | |
| Pakistan | A/49-Pakistan | Self-certified | |
| Australia | G/HS/87/2-Australia | Self-certified | |
| Djibouti | L/7609 | Self-certified | |
| Trinidad and Tobago | G/67-Trinidad and Tobago | Self-certified | |
| Pakistan | PK-PP55 | Self-certified | |
| Japan | JP/55 | Self-certified | |
| Singapore | G/HS/89-Singapore | Self-certified | |
| Colombia | CO/79 | Self-certified | |
| Haiti | G/56-Haiti | Self-certified | |
| Mali | T/51-Mali | Self-certified |
Although this section includes a large number of documents relating to Schedules of concessions under the GATT 1947 - many of which remain relevant under the WTO - please note that it is not a complete collection of all such documents. The WTO Secretariat is currently updating this section and exploring the possibility of adding additional historical information.