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V - ARGUMENTS OF THE THIRD PARTIES

from CHINA – MEASURES RELATED TO THE EXPORTATION OF VARIOUS RAW MATERIALS

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  03 January 2018

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5.1 Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, India, Japan, Korea, Norway, Chinese Taipei, Turkey and Saudi Arabia reserved their third-party's rights to participate in the three disputes. The European Union (with respect to WT/DS394 and WT/DS398), Mexico (with respect to WT/DS394 and WT/DS395), and the United States (with respect to WT/DS395 and WT/DS398) reserved their third-party rights to participate in the indicated Panel proceedings.

5.2 Chile, India and Ecuador did not present written submissions, and Argentina, and Turkey did not submit oral statements to the Panel. The arguments of Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Japan, Korea, and Saudi Arabia are set out in their written submissions and oral statements. Finally, Norway, Chinese Taipei, the European Union (with respect to WT/DS394 and WT/DS398), Mexico (with respect to WT/DS394 and WT/DS395), and the United States (with respect to WT/DS395 and WT/DS398), did not present either written submissions or oral statements to the Panel. The arguments of the third parties, as set out in their submissions, or executive summaries thereof, provided to the Panel, are attached to these Reports as an addendum.

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