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The World Trade Organization (WTO) is the only global international organization dealing with the rules of trade between nations. At its heart are the WTO agreements, negotiated and signed by the bulk of the world’s trading nations and ratified in their parliaments. The goal is to help producers of goods and services, exporters, and importers conduct their business.

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World Trade Organization
Centre William Rappard
Rue de Lausanne 154
CH-1211 Geneva 21, Switzerland
Switzerland
+41 (0)22 739 51 11
+41 (0)22 731 42 06
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Trade in Services in the Context of COVID-19
Trade in Services in the Context of COVID-19
This document aims to provide information on the early impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on trade in services in different...

Can Blockchain Revolutionize International Trade?
Can Blockchain Revolutionize International Trade?
Trade has always been shaped by technological innovation, and in recent times, a new technology – Blockchain – has been greeted by...


Trade Facilitation Agreement
Trade Facilitation Agreement
The Trade Facilitation Agreement will be of benefit to all members of the WTO because the costs of implementing the...




World Trade Organization News & Resources

WTO’s ruling on Trump’s trade tariffs reinforces the need for a new approach, say trade experts
Even though this development is unlikely to have a material impact on the current state of global trade, specifically as it relates to tariffs and the ongoing U.S.-China trade war, it was very interesting to hear thoughts about it from two of the foremost U.S.-based trade experts on a call hosted last week by the Port of Los Angeles (POLA), POLA Executive Director Gene Seroka and National Retail Federation Vice President of Supply Chain and Customs...

World Trade Organization Looks at the Impact of COVID-19 Pandemic on Global Trade
A new information note published by the WTO Secretariat looks at how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected global trade for services, from tourism and transport to retail and health services.

Trade in Services in the Context of COVID-19
This document aims to provide information on the early impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on trade in services in different sectors and modes of supply.

Can Blockchain Revolutionize International Trade?
Trade has always been shaped by technological innovation, and in recent times, a new technology – Blockchain – has been greeted by many as the next big game-changer, this publication explores the question of whether Blockchain can revolutionize international trade.

Demystifying Blockchain Technology and its Potential Capacity to Transform Global Trade
Amid growing interest and debate on blockchain, the World Trade Organization has launched a new publication titled “can blockchain revolutionize international trade?” that seeks to demystify the technology and analyze its capacity to transform global trade.

State of Global Trade Management: Taking it to the next level
As more and more shippers finally turn to technology to help them tackle their most pressing global trade issues, the software sector that supports it is looking ahead and figuring out what lies around the next corner.

Global Trade Facilitation Agreement Now In Force
A major milestone for the global trading system was reached on 22 February 2017 when the Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA), the first multilateral deal concluded since the creation of the World Trade Organization, entered into force,

Trade Facilitation Agreement
The Trade Facilitation Agreement will be of benefit to all members of the WTO because the costs of implementing the Agreement are likely to be far less than the expected benefits from improving the flow of goods across borders.

EU Bases its Tariff Update on the World Customs Organization 2017 HS Changes
On October 28, 2016, the European Union has updated its EU Tariff, also known as the Combined Nomenclature.

2016 Global Trade to Grow at Slowest Pace since the 2009 Financial Crisis
World trade will grow more slowly than expected in 2016, expanding by just 1.7%, well below the April forecast of 2.8%, according to the latest World Trade Organization estimates.

Managing the Risks of Multinational Supply Chains
Tony McHarg, AIG’s head of multinational in Asia Pacific, discusses the interconnectivity of multinational businesses operating in Asia Pacific and how best to mitigate the resulting supply chain risk.




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