<h1>Indian Official Criticizes WTO Agriculture Agreement for Favoring Developed Nations; Calls for Fair Reforms and Public Stockholding Solution.</h1> The WTO Agreement on Agriculture is criticized for favoring developed countries over developing ones, according to a statement by a prominent Indian official at the G-33 Virtual Informal Ministerial Meeting. The meeting, chaired by Indonesia's Trade Minister, discussed agricultural priorities ahead of the Twelfth Ministerial Conference. The Indian official emphasized the need for a permanent solution to Public Stockholding for food security, a Special Safeguard Mechanism, and balanced domestic support outcomes. The G-33 coalition was urged to strengthen ties with other developing groups to advocate for fair agricultural reforms. The meeting concluded with a joint statement reaffirming commitment to resolving WTO agricultural issues.