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") Mr President, the Council has many times adopted a stance on trade negotiations and the forthcoming Millennium Round of talks, the last time in the resolutions issued at the meeting of the General Affairs Council on 21 and 22 June 1999. The Council has not given the Commission an official negotiating mandate to prepare for the round of negotiations. The Council has, however, decided to return to the preparatory work in respect of the WTO’s third ministerial meeting in October this year, when the new round has been planned to start. The intention is therefore to decide on the Union’s overall position on this preparatory work. The Council, in its resolutions of June 1999 on preparatory work in respect of the WTO’s third ministerial meeting, clearly made reference to the President’s conclusions at the European Council at Cologne on 3 and 4 June 1999, which stated that talks on various subjects, including rulings on employment, are the most appropriate way to approach the achievement of significant and fair results for the benefit of all WTO members."@en1
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