Antigua and Barbuda's claims against US expected to reach us$ 7 billion
Meanwhile, the country prepares to file its claim in respect of America’s decision to withdraw from its General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) commitment to international market access in the areas of gambling and betting services.
In June, Antigua and Barbuda initiated an effort to impose trade sanctions valued at us$ 3.4 billion annually on the United States, filing a claim for concessions primarily through the suspension of Antigua’s copyrights, trademarks, industrial designs and patents obligations to the US.
This latest declaration means that Antigua and Barbuda’s total claims against the US could reach and even surpass us$ 7 billion. The European Union has filed a us$ 15 billion claim against the US for its withdrawal from its GATS commitments.
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