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Position Paper Summary Food and Agriculture Organization Thailand A country merely depended on the agriculture. Invested a lot in the 1980s. Built BIOTEC and BIOTEC plant genetic engineering center. However, its power is limited by restriction. Lack of technology and unperfected law are the major problems. Advocate to cooperating, uniting ASEAN and other states in the fields of technology and code (e.g. ICSRG). Call for modifying the global standards of GM foods. India World’s fourth largest genetically modified crop country and the largest transgenic cotton grower. Want to import more kinds of transgenic plant especially food. Stopped GMO field trails due to environmental and safety concerns. Have not industrialize GM products, which remain at the experimental stages. Call for the commercialization of cultivating edible GM plants. Call for cooperation on safety assessment technology that evaluating potential risks to both human and environment. Willing to share experience and technology of transgenic cotton. Call for financial aids to developing countries. Ukraine A country with second land area in Europe, and rich in black soil resources. A global breadbasket and one of the world’s largest grain exporters. High death rate and low birth rate are detrimental to its demography. Being cautious about GM crops. Relaxed the ban on GM crops, but restrictions are still strict. Passed a bill that establishes Interagency Committee as a unified organization committee regulate GMOs. Will strengthen food trade with EU countries and provide safe non-GM food to EU countries. Will reduce the export tariffs on non-GM food and enhance the competitiveness of non-GM food. Cooperate with EU countries in assessing GM technologies. Supervise and regulate the cultivation of GM plants, as well as cracking down on illegal cultivation. United Kingdom Keeping a cautious attitude towards GMO with suspicious