WTO Accountability Review Committee Document Catalog ➔ Seattle to host World Trade Organization Ministerial meeting

Textual Record

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Identifier:

21

Description

Seattle to host World Trade Organization Ministerial meeting

Extent

2

Author:

Harris, Wendy

CC'D/Forwarded To:

Orton, Keith

Person(s) Named:

Locke, Gary
Barshefsky, Charlene
Seattle Community Development Roundtable
Gore, Al
McDermott, James, 1936-

Type:

Press releases; Email

Date created:

January 25 1999

Date transmitted:

January 25 1999

Date received:

January 25 1999

Date received:

January 25 1999

Series:

1802-K1: WTO Accountability Review Committee Document Catalog

Folder Title:

OIR 01, Panel 1: Miscellaneous (Press releases/letters from WCIT, USTR, others)

Note:

Printed from email of Keith Orton. Discusses reasons for selection of Seattle, "including the ability to host up to 5,000 delegates and press, security arrangements, proximity of the convention facility to hotels and an international airport, local transportation, logistics, and offers of help from the host city, the state, and the private sector."

Primary Subjects:

International image
Site selection
Trade issues

Secondary Subjects:

Singapore
WTO Quadrilateral Trade Ministerial Meetings (Seattle 1996)
Asian Pacific Economic Conference - Seattle
Geneva WTO 1998
San Diego, CA Textual Record

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Citation:

Courtesy of the Seattle Municipal Archives, #21, Series 1802-K1.

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Creator:

Seattle (Wash.). Office of Intergovernmental Relations Textual Record

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