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MEMBER INFORMATION

Malta and the WTO

This page gathers key information on Malta’s participation in the WTO. Malta has been a WTO member since 1 January 1995. As of 1 May 2004 it is a member State of the European Union (more info). All member States are WTO members, as is the EU (for legal reasons known as the European Communities in WTO matters) in its own right.

National site
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Trade Statistics
WTO Statistics Database

News back to top

Goods schedules and tariff data back to top

Malta’s existing goods schedules will be revised in due course as a result of its entry into the European Union.

See the goods schedules gateway for explanations and background
— see also the current situation of goods schedules for the European Communities
Malta’s Uruguay Round goods schedules (zip format, 160KB)

Tariff profile: See tariff profile for the European Communities

Services schedules and MFN exemptions back to top

Malta’s existing services schedules will be revised in due course as a result of its entry into the European Union.

help on reading a services schedule
services database (opens new window)
You can use this database to retrieve the services schedule for a Member, or to compare services commitments across Members. The database does not include data on current negotiations.
all commitments and exemptions on services. Provides the original official documents from Malta. Not consolidated (i.e. first documents may be amended/substituted by subsequent documents).

Trade Policy Reviews of Malta back to top

See the TPR gateway for explanations and background
Since becoming a member of the EU Malta is also included in TPRs of the EU/EC.

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Malta TPR documents > search > help
European Communities TPR documents > search > help

Dispute cases involving Malta back to top

Since becoming a member of the EU Malta is also included in dispute settlement cases of the EU/EC.

Place your mouse over a dispute number in the table below to see the title of the dispute. Click on the dispute number to go to a page giving detailed information for that dispute.

See the dispute settlement gateway for explanations and background.

Notifications from Malta back to top

Notifications submitted by the European Communities are valid for all EU members. However, occasionally individual EU members notify certain measures which are specific to their country only. These are included below.

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Agriculture (Document code G/AG/N/MLT/*) > search
Antidumping (Document code G/ADP/N/* and MLT) > search
Balance of payments (Document code WT/BOP/N/*) > search
Customs valuation (Document code G/VAL/N/* and MLT) > search
Government procurement (Document code GPA/* and keyword varies) > search
Import licensing (Document code G/LIC/N/* and MLT) > search
Information technology products (Document code varies) > search
Intellectual Property Rights (see TRIPS below)
Regional trade Agreements (Document code WT/REG* and N) > search
Rules of origin (Document code G/RO/N/*) > search
Safeguards (Document code G/SG/N/* and MLT) > search
Sanitary and phytosanitary measures (Document code G/SPS/N/MLT/*) > search
Services (Document code S/C/N/*) > search
State trading enterprises (Document code G/STR/N/* and MLT) > search
Subsidies and countervailing measures (Document code G/SCM/N/* and MLT) > search
Technical barriers to trade notifications under the TBT Agreement can be found under the TBT gateway
Textiles notifications can be found by Article under the textiles gateway
Trade and development (Document code WT/COMTD/N/*) > search
Trade-related investment measures (Document code G/TRIMS/N/* and MLT) > search
TRIPS notifications can be found by Article under the TRIPS gateway

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