The Australian government has a “deliberate” agenda to be prosecuted at the Davos World Economic Forum, Assistant Trade and Manufacturing Minister Tim Ayres says.
“We have a very deliberate careful agenda that I’ll be prosecuting at Davos, there will be a series of meetings of world trade ministers there,” Mr Ayres told Sky News Australia.
“Focused on WTO reform, that will be really important for shaping the agenda in Australia’s national interest.
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