Despite geopolitical tensions that impact on the dynamics of global trade, developing countries remain at the forefront, consolidating their participation with the exchange of their goods and services to other global economies.A report published on Tuesday by the World Trade Organization (WTO) points out that the exchange of goods and services generated by low- and middle-income countries accounted for 45% of world trade in 2025, almost double t…
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Despite geopolitical tensions that impact on the dynamics of global trade, developing countries remain at the forefront, consolidating their participation with the exchange of their goods and services to other global economies.A report published on Tuesday by the World Trade Organization (WTO) points out that the exchange of goods and services generated by low- and middle-income countries accounted for 45% of world trade in 2025, almost double t…