and India, which thus relies on the terms provided in agreements of the World Trade Organization. (9) About two-thirds of the members of the World Trade Organization self-designate as developing countries. (10) World Trade Organization agreements allow countries to lower trade barriers gradually, with developing countries and sensitive sectors in particular usually given longer transition periods to fulfill their obligations under new agreements. (11) The World Trade Organization also supplements such special and differential treatment for developing countries by providing capacity-building measures, providing technical assistance for the implementation of obligations under World Trade Organization agreements, and permitting countries to extend non-reciprocal trade preference programs to such developing countries. 3. Report on United States strategy at the World Trade Organization Not later than 90 days after the date of the enactment of this Act, the United States Trade Representative shall submit to Congress a report describing the manner in which the Trade Representative plans to pursue a United States strategy with respect to the World Trade Organization to— (1) facilitate the full implementation of agreements reached by the World Trade Organization