Agriculture is now facing many challenges, both domestically and internationally, as a result of globalization. Korea and Taiwan have not been exempted from these new threats and changes either. Korea has experienced substantial difficulties in the process of implementing the UR commitments. This is attributed to the fact that the UR Agreement on Agriculture(AoA) mostly reflected the positions of exporting countries rather than importing countries. This study was to examine UR commitments and Korea’s experience with its implementation and to suggest the major issues and Korean proposal of the next agricultural negotiation. The results of this study could be summarized as follows: 1)A sound and sustainable agricultural reform acceptable to all WTO Members and be pursued in a consistent manner while the important elements of the current AoA are maintained. 2)The essential elements of tariffication such as tariff equivalents, tariff quotas, and special safeguard must be retained in the market access area, as well as the fundamental purpose of Amber, Green, and Blue Boxes and their integral part such as total AMS, Green box criteria, and de-minimis should be respected and upheld in the domestic support area. 3)The next WTO agricultural negotiation should take a flexible and gradual approach that can accommodate the diverse conditions for agriculture, keeping in mind the need to pursue reforms in a consistent manner. 4)The next WTO agricultural negotiation should be approached with the recognition that the current AoA has caused increasing difficulties to importing and developing countries and does not duly reflect NTCs of agriculture and various conditions small subsistence agriculture.