Trade and Investment

Why we made the Global Enabling Trade Report

Trucks drive on the Friendship Bridge over the Yalu River which connects North Korea's Sinuiju to China's Dandong, April 11, 2013. China has stepped up checks on shipments to and from North Korea almost two months after agreeing to new U.N. sanctions that demand greater scrutiny of trade, but the flow of goods in and out of the reclusive state appears largely unaffected. Picture taken April 11, 2013. REUTERS/Jacky Chen (CHINA - Tags: BUSINESS POLITICS) - RTXZ5H5

Tool of the trade ... the report identifies projects that will make a difference Image: REUTERS/Jacky Chen

Philippe Isler
Director, Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation; Member of the ExCom, World Economic Forum
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