India questioned the World Trade Organization's interim e-commerce pact. This agreement was adopted by only sixty-six member countries. India argued such pacts bypass multilateral consensus and require broader agreement. It also questioned the legal basis for the WTO Director-General's role. The nation sought clarification on the use of WTO Secretariat resources for this pact.

India has raised questions in the WTO regarding an interim e-commerce agreement. This pact was agreed upon by only sixty-six member countries of the organisation. India argues…

India challenges WTO's e-commerce agreement, questioning the legal authority of the Director-General and the interim arrangements' legitimacy.