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In a trade war, everyone loses. Exporters will face higher tariffs regardless of whether theyare in developed or developing countries.

UNCTAD joins the International Chamber of Commerce Brazil to level the playing field in trade negotiations with the help of artificial intelligence

UNCTAD is holding a two-week workshop on identifying export sectors that could help diversify Angola's economy and make growth more environmentally sustainable.

A CNUCED está realizando um workshop de duas semanas sobre a identificação de setores de exportação que podem ajudar a diversificar a economia de Angola e tornar o crescimento mais ambientalmente sustentável.

With a share of global trade of less than 1%, fresh ideas are needed to bring the world’s poorest countries into the international trading system.

Frontier technologies are driving the fastest pace of change ever seen. Harnessing their power to achieve sustainable development is critical, but it has to be done right.

UNCTAD Secretary-General tells Latin American consumer protection and competition authorities they must band together to tame the abusive power of dominant players in the global digital economy.

The non-governmental organizations were granted observer status with UNCTAD during the annual meeting of its government body, the Trade and Development Board.

Science and technology on their own are nothing, it is what we do with them that is more important to development.

Written by Paul Akiwumi, Division for Africa, Least Developed Countries and Special Programmes, UNCTAD