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3/4/24, 4:55 PM          Inaugural TradeTech Forum highlights technology’s potential to revolutionise global trade | Emirates News Agency
                     potential  US$9  trillion  in  trade  value  in  the  G7  nations


                     alone.


                     Taking place alongside the 13th Ministerial Conference


                     (MC13) of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), hosted


                     by  the  UAE  between  February  26-29,  the  TradeTech


                     Forum  is  a  key  pillar  of  the  broader  TradeTech  Global



                     Initiative, which was launched by the UAE in partnership


                     with the World Economic Forum (WEF) in January 2023


                     to  promote  the  widespread  adoption  of  emerging


                     technologies set to modernize global trade.


                     Among the high-level speakers at the TradeTech Forum


                     were Sultan Ahmed Bin Sulayem, Group Chairman and


                     CEO  of  DP  World,  a  company  that  has  successfully


                     deployed  a  number  of  technologies  in  its  processes,


                     Børge Brende, President of the World Economic Forum,


                     and Pamela Coke-Hamilton, ITC Executive Director.



                     They  were  joined  by  a  broad  ecosystem  of  global


                     TradeTech           pioneers         across         sessions         including


                     ‘Digitalizing  Customs  Procedures  for  Seamless  Cross


                     Border  Transactions’  by  the  Global  Alliance  for  Trade


                     Facilitation  (GATF);  ‘Enabling  MSME  trade  through


                     technology  and  innovation’  by  The  International  Trade




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