5 policy frontiers of 'TradeTech': how global coordination can unlock more efficient and inclusive trade

Apr 12, 2022

In a joint publication, the World Trade Organization and World Economic Forum have outlined how to overcome global policy barriers that prevent the adoption of TradeTech. Image: REUTERS

Emmanuelle Ganne

Senior Analyst, Economic Research Department, World Trade Organization (WTO)

Ziyang Fan

Head of Digital Trade, World Economic Forum LLC

Jimena Sotelo

Project Lead, Digital Trade, World Economic Forum

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If policy permits, TradeTech can enhance global trade in a myriad of ways, from security and prviacy to efficiency. Image: “The promise of TradeTech: Policy approaches to harness” — World Trade Organization/World Economic Forum

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The 5 Gs of TradeTech outline how policymakers and international organizations can facilitate the adoption of this promising technology frontier. Image: “The promise of TradeTech: Policy approaches to harness” — World Trade Organization/World Economic Forum

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