The GATS defines four modes in which services are supplied:

The market access commitments in respect of modes and apply only to

The market access commitments in respect of modes 1 and apply only to

Commitments are undertaken with respect to each of the four different modes of service supply.

The WTO has outlined four modes of delivering service: cross-border supply, consumption abroad, commercial presence and presence of a natural person.

The General Agreement on Trade in Services (GATS) defines four main modes of supply.

As regards modes of supply of transport services (rather than modes of transport), there are no common rules regarding the supply of transport services in mode 3 (establishment).

modes of delivery — How international trade in services is supplied and consumed.

Any barriers or experiences regarding the different modes of supply of services as defined in the WTO:

achieving broad coverage in a technology-neutral manner and significant commitments in all modes of supply

To foster confidence in information systems and the manner in which they are provided and used;

Food aid is categorised and reported in terms of its uses and modes of supply.

d) to foster confidence in information systems and the manner in which they are provided and used;

In each sector and for each of the four (4) modes of supply established in Article XX, the Party shall specify:

That title applies to all modes of supply in so far as transport services are concerned.