Despite Massive Trade, Investment, Benefits of Global Trading System, Value Chains Remain Inadequate for Least Developed Countries, Speakers Tell Round Table | UN Press
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in order to be competitive in the global market, least developed countries must focus on enhancing their trade-related infrastructure building and productive capacit including preferential market access, special and differential treatment and other international trade-related measures that help leas
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- in order to be competitive in the global market, least developed countries must focus on enhancing their trade-related infrastructure building and productive capacit
- including preferential market access, special and differential treatment and other international trade-related measures that help least developed countries fully integrate into the multilateral trading system, as well as the regional and global economy. Cambodia has been making great strides by taking an active role in regional and global trade in...
- Ms. van der Heijden, highlighting the potential of digital trade to boost innovation, create jobs and tackle inequalities, said the Internet economy could add $180 billion to Africa’s gross domestic product (GDP) by 2025.
- The key challenge, however, is to make sure digitalization and new technologies create value for all
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