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Despite deep fissures in global politics, Indonesia as the host country of the Group of 20 Trade, Investment and Industry Ministerial Meeting (TIIMM) in Bali got all member countries to agree on the need to reform the World Trade Organization (WTO).
Moreover, Jakarta hopes that what it calls the Bali Compendium, which it introduced, gives it the upper hand in a dispute on nickel exports.
While failing to produce a joint statement as it closed on Friday, the TIIMM saw the participating ministers agree on several aspects that it is hoped will improve rules of international trade and investment.
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