Azevedo, addressing columnists on the sidelines of a casual gathering of 50 WTO individuals in New Delhi, said the worldwide exchange condition was very dangerous and the exchange body had looked for a "transparent" discussion with its individuals.
"This is a minute we are confronting numerous difficulties inside and outside WTO," he said.
The gathering is the first run through WTO individuals have accumulated since President Donald Trump's declaration a week ago of a 25 percent duty on US imports of steel and 10 percent on aluminum.
The Assembled States isn't spoken to at the New Delhi meeting.
Azevedo said Washington kept up that worldwide exchange had changed since the WTO, which manages the worldwide guidelines of exchange between countries, was set up in 1995.
"The US needs some update and changes (in the WTO) and the discussions with the US are going on," he said.
A senior Indian government official said all exchange related issues, including the US choice to climb duties on steel and aluminum, would be talked about at the casual two-day WTO meeting. The authority gave no different subtle elements.
Despite the fact that the Assembled States has declined to announce the taxes at the WTO, they can, in any case, go under its purview if nations influenced raise dissensions.
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