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    Second meeting of Latin American National Trade Facilitation Committees concludes

    Almost 200 government officials and experts from 17 countries participated in the Second Latin American Meeting of National Trade Facilitation Committees (NTFC) held on 1 — 4 February. Participants exchanged experiences on trade facilitation post-COVID-19, including on monitoring reforms, and explored possible areas of collaboration.

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    Introduction to Blockchain for Trade

    This online course was jointly developed by the International Trade Centre and the WTO. Freely accessible through the ITC SME Trade Academy and WTO E-learning platform, the course is aimed at both technical and non-technical participants. It consists of four modules: (1) why blockchain; (2) what is blockchain technology; (3) how can blockchain be used in international trade?; (4) implementing blockchain for trade.

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    Introduction à la blockchain pour le commerce

    Ce cours en ligne a été développé conjointement par le Centre du commerce international et l'OMC. Accessible gratuitement par le biais de l'Académie du commerce des PME du CCI et de la plateforme d'apprentissage électronique de l'OMC, le cours s'adresse aux participants techniques et non techniques. Il se compose de quatre modules : (1) pourquoi la blockchain ; (2) qu'est-ce que la technologie blockchain ; (3) comment la blockchain peut-elle être utilisée dans le commerce international? ; (4) mettre en œuvre la blockchain pour le commerce. 

     

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    Trade Facilitation Innovation Days 2022

    The first ever Trade Facilitation Innovation Days co-organized by the Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation, UNCTAD, and the WTO will be held from 27-28 June 2022

    Aid for Trade 2022: Connecting to Facilitate Safe Trade

    This joint WTO, STDF and WBG session will bring together Policy makers, across the dimensions of trade facilitation and SPS controls. These experts will discuss and illustrate how the WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement can help overcome border delays through enhanced connectivity among border agencies, specifically between Customs and SPS agencies.