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How is AI impacting global trade? How can trade policy enable AI development and innovation? Is there a place for AI in digital trade agreements? Is there a role for the WTO to play in facilitating AI and trade?
What will the future of U.S.-China trade relations hold? Will it be competitive, collaborative, or adversarial? How could US-China trade relations reshape global trade? And can countries in the Asia-Pacific region play a role in shaping the direction of this consequential relationship?
The clock is ticking for the World Trade Organization’s 12th Ministerial Conference, where members will tackle a wide range of trade issues. Among them is trade and gender, where WTO members are aiming for a ministerial declaration that lays out a clear set of concrete actions members can take to improve women’s participation in world trade. The Informal Working Group on Trade and Gender has been engaging in discussions over the last year to this end. But what would a successful outcome on this issue at MC12 look like?
Climate policy is back at the top of the global agenda. The European Union unveiled its proposal for a carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) in July, and national policy debates have picked up speed in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. In the run-up to the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) and at a time for urgent climate action, this issue is quickly becoming a hot topic at the intersection of trade and climate policy.
This is the first episode of the TE Podcast Series on the “10 Quick Wins for Digital Trade” Report.
On this episode Kellie and Belén talk with Pamela Ugaz, who is an Economic Affairs Officer at UNCTAD, about how technology has facilitated trade over the years, particularly after the COVID-19 pandemic and which is the current status of the adoption of tech-oriented measures to facilitate trade among WTO Members.
This is the first episode of the Series "The YATEs take over the TE Podcast." In this episode, two Young African TradeExperettes (YATEs), Laone Nthaga and Chidinma Nwodo, interview Bogolo J. Kenewendo. Bogolo is a global economist and Former Minister of Investment, Trade and Industry in Botswana, and is part of the TradeExperettes Advisory Board.
This is the second episode of the TE Podcast Series on the “10 Quick Wins for Digital Trade” Report.