Under the WTO dispute settlement procedures, countries that are not direct parties to a case, but have a substantial interest in the case, may make written and oral arguments.

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This is true. According to Article 10 of the WTO Dispute Settlement Understanding (DSU), other WTO Members may make written and oral arguments if they consider that they have a substantial interest in the matter. They may also request to be notified of the proceedings and to be given an opportunity to present their views orally or in writing.

Under the WTO Dispute Settlement Procedures, Countries That Are Not