Not everyone agrees. India and Pakistan haven’t agreed to a new round, arguing that they still haven’t benefited as much as they had been led to expect from the 1994 Uruguay round. Indian commerce officials argue that they were forced to lower their tariffs, while industrialized nations have refused to open up their textile markets to imports from developing countries and have continued to subsidize their agricultural sectors. Zoellick criticized India for being “The most troublesome country” in building consensus for trade negotiations.