We will not do this if our multilateral organizations, working in their clearly defined areas of competence do not work together. The reality is that these two organizations can work together and in doing so enhance their work. Distrust by developed countries of one and by developing of the other is not useful. It only encourages less than frank negotiations. It inevitably is cause for a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Mutual distrust leads to conduct that confirms in practice the basis for the original mistrust.
This does not have to be done by the creation of elaborate organograms and structures of cooperation. It must be done on the basis of need and the complementarity of available resources. The bulk of world trade takes place between countries where labour standards are high. The reasons for differing cost structures in an economy are complex and to ascribe them to labour standards alone will inevitably become protectionist. Forced labour and child labour are no longer the basis for any nations trade.