Events calendar  2015 This page lists WTO and non-WTO events related to the multilateral trading system. Links to non-WTO websites open in a new window and the WTO takes no responsibility for their content. WTO members occasionally organize meetings of selected countries at the ministerial level to discuss WTO matters. These are not official WTO events and are not listed on this page. SEE ALSO: > WTO meetings this week > Tentative schedule of meetings for the rest of the year, updated weekly > Events calendar 2014 > Events calendar 2013 > Events calendar 2012 > Events calendar 2011> Events calendar 2010 > Events calendar 2009 > Events calendar 2008 > Events calendar 2007 > Events calendar 2006 > Events calendar 2005 > Events calendar 2004 > Events calendar 2003 Participation in many of the WTO seminars and symposia is limited to representatives of WTO member governments, but the discussion papers and presentations are often made available afterwards, at the discretion of the speakers. Links will be added to this page if papers are made available. 16 January Dispute Settlement Body > More 21-24 January World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2015  Davos-Klosters, Switzerland > More 26 January Dispute Settlement Body > More 27-29 January Trade Policy Review: Barbados > More 10-12 February Trade Policy Review: Brunei Darussalam > More 16-17 February Annual 2015 session of the Parliamentary Conference on the WTO WTO Headquarters, Geneva > More 16 February Workshop on Aid for Trade > More 20 February General Council > More 23 February Dispute Settlement Body > More 26 February Symposium on the TRIPS Agreement for TRIPS Council Members and Observers  Centre William Rappard, WTO Headquarters, Geneva > More 5 March Trade, Agriculture & Development: What Matters Today? Centre William Rappard, WTO Headquarters, Geneva > More 9-11 March Trade Policy Review: Japan > More 10 March Dispute Settlement Body > More 24-26 March Trade Policy Review: Pakistan > More 25 March Dispute Settlement Body > More 26-27 March Seminar on the challenges of accessing trade finance at affordable cost: review of remaining gaps and constraints WTO Headquarters, Geneva > More 21-23 April Trade Policy Review: Australia > More 22 April Dispute Settlement Body > More 28 April 20 years of building pathways to sustainable development > More 5-6 May General Council > More 7 May Workshop — Information Technology Agreement (ITA) > More 20 May Dispute Settlement Body > More 28 May Workshop on the 2015 Aid-For-Trade Monitoring and Evaluation Exercise > More 1 June Conference and book launch: A History of Law and Lawyers in the GATT/WTO WTO headquarters > More 2-4 June Trade Policy Review: India > More 14 June “Merci Genève” 20th anniversary Open Day At WTO headquarters > More 15-26 June WIPO-WTO colloquium for teachers of intellectual property > More 15-17 June Trade Policy Review: Canada > More 19 June Dispute Settlement Body > More 23-25 June Trade Policy Review: Chile > More 29 June - 1 July Trade Policy Review: New Zealand > More 29 June Fourth WTO/WB/IMF Trade Workshop WTO headquarters > More 30 June Launch of WTO-World Bank co-publication: The Role of Trade in Ending Poverty At WTO headquarters > More 30 June - 2 July Fifth Global Review of Aid for Trade > More 30 June Book launch: “The Role of Trade in Ending Poverty” WTO headquarters > More 3 July Trade Data Day > More 6-8 July Trade Policy Review: European Union (formerly EC) > More 14-16 July Trade Policy Review: Madagascar > More 20 July Dispute Settlement Body > More 22-24 July Trade Policy Review: Dominican Republic > More 27-28 July General Council > More 31 August Dispute Settlement Body > More 15-17 September Trade Policy Review: Guyana > More 17-18 September Symposium on Government Procurement > More 22-24 September Trade Policy Review: Angola > More 28 September Dispute Settlement Body > More 30 September - 2 October WTO Public Forum Geneva, WTO headquarters > More 30 September Accessions and trade multilateralism: Case studies and lessons for the WTO at 20 At WTO headquarters > More 1 October 20 years of boosting world trade At WTO headquarters > More 1 October TRIPS: Aspects of trade negotiating history At WTO headquarters > More 6-8 October Trade Policy Review: Cabo Verde > More 19-21 October Trade Policy Review: Moldova > More 28 October Dispute Settlement Body > More 4-6 November Trade Policy Review: Southern African Customs Union > More 17-19 November Trade Policy Review: Jordan > More 24-26 November Trade Policy Review: Thailand > More 25 November Dispute Settlement Body > More 2-4 December Trade Policy Review: Haiti > More 15-18 December Tenth Ministerial Conference Kenya > More > January > February > March > April > May > June > July > August > September > October > November > December

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