Get ready for a transformative discussion at Re-Imagining the Future of Trade on Thursday, 5 December 2024, in London! This impactful session dives deep into the roadmap for modernising trade and unlocking its full potential.
During Panel One, our experts will unpack critical developments, including:
- Launch of the International Centre for Digital Trade and Innovation: Discover its role in shaping global trade and driving digital transformation.
- The 2025-2028 UK Trade Roadmap: A vision for digitalising UK trade to make it cheaper, faster, and simpler.
- Empowering SMEs: Practical guidance and resources to kick-start their digital trade journey, featuring a directory of solution providers.
- WTO E-commerce Agreement Insights: What global businesses need to know about this game-changing initiative.
- Tees Test Centre 2025 Launch: Preview this innovative hub for testing digital trade solutions.
- Key Market Trends include legal reforms, market opportunities, harmonisation of data standards, and multilateral funding designed to support a digital-first trade ecosystem.
Meet the Panelists:
🗣 Moderator: Chris Southworth, ICC United Kingdom
🔹 Oswald Kuyler, Asian Development Bank (ADB)
🔹 Vashti Maharaj, The Commonwealth
🔹 Ayesha Ali, Department for Business and Trade
🔹 Rebecca Shepherd, Clifford Chance
🔹 Lars Karlsson, A.P. Moller – Maersk
Whether you’re an #SME looking to embrace digital trade or an industry professional exploring the latest market insights, this session is your chance to connect with key stakeholders and gain actionable knowledge to thrive in the evolving trade landscape.
When: 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM, 5 December 2024
Where: Clifford Chance, London
Don’t miss this opportunity to explore the future of #globaltrade with leading experts.
Register here: https://iccwbo.uk/events/
These days I talk a lot about our digital product passport for goods, the trust badge.
We all know what a passport for travellers means and how we pass borders when arriving at eGates and digital passport readers. It holds our identity, profile, status and historic travellers compliance record. Just like our passport for goods does.
That is why I was happy to see the digital border applied also at Galeão International Airport (GIG) in Rio de Janeiro when leaving Brazil for this time.
I will soon be back! 👍🏻
The World Customs Organization 2024 Technology Conference and Exhibition in Barra de Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil – is over.
We have had some outstanding days with doscussions about the future of customs and trade. What we now know is that customs, bordes and international trade will be digital and smarter going forward.
What a great event this was. super well organized by Ronaldo Feltrin and his Receita Federal (Brazilian Revenue Autjoirty) team. Kudos to Brazilian colleagues and to the WCO Secretariat.
During the week in Rio I had excellent discussions with the WCO, partners, customers, colleagues and friends. We are on our way towards Customs 2.0 and it is digital.
I am very optimistic after this week with the industry coming together to shape a new partnership for the world.
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