Developing Economies Face Aid Funding Cuts, WTO Calls for Stronger Trade Partnerships
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Developing Economies Face Aid Funding Cuts, WTO Calls for Stronger Trade Partnerships
African economies still account for around 3% of global exports and LDCs around 1%, raising questions about how support can deliver more substantial changes in their export performance.
Aid for Trade, a programme of support to developing countries to overcome external trade barriers maintained by the World Trade Organization (WTO) which is completing 20 years, has disbursed US$ 795 billion in this period, according to a stocktaking report of the initiative, prepared jointly with the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), presented this Thursday in Geneva, at the headquarters of the multilateral body.
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Ouattara says global trade remains powerful driver of growth, integrates economies
Côte d’Ivoire President Allassane Ouattara has highlighted that international trade remains a powerful driver of growth, as it expands markets, diversifies exports, facilitates the diffusion of technology, enhances business competitiveness, and integrates economies into global value chains. President Ouattara made these remarks at the presidential lecture of the 20th anniversary of the Aid for Trade programme which also marked as the 10th Global…
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