As well as the deadlock between the US, the EU and other developing nations, there is also deep opposition to a trade deal in the US Congress, which has refused to extend "fast-track" negotiating authority which would allow the US president to have any trade deal voted up or down as a whole.
'Fit and ready'
The US comments came after two days of talks that outlined the plans.
Pascal Lamy, the WTO's director general, said that sealing a deal would need compromises on all sides, intensive work and an undertaking to negotiate with all of the nations involved in the talks.
He added that all sides now had a month in which to iron out any problems that may arise and get ready for the WTO talks in September.
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Yet, no political party dares to mention this obvious and well proven fact in fear of "discouraging wealth creating foreign investment".
Ed Deak, Big Lake.
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