From short-term disruptions to longer-term resilience
UNCTAD trade policy dialogues seek to reinforce engagement with member States by providing a forum for candid and focused discussion among trade negotiators on topical issues in international trade policy from a development perspective.
This session, organized in partnership with United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UNDESA) and United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), invites member States to consider major findings of this year’s United Nations flagship report – World Economic Situation and Prospects (WESP) – assessing key trends in international trade.
The session will address the roles of global value chains and of services linkages to economy and trade in dynamically redefining comparative advantages to create resilience, and possible contributions of the multilateral trading system in this regard.
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- 1st Trade Policy Dialogue: The multilateral trading system in the post-pandemic new normal
- 2nd Trade Policy Dialogue: Towards model regional trade agreement provisions for trade in essential supplies in times of crisis
- 3rd Trade Policy Dialogue: Elements of a policy mix for trade-led recovery: Services, creative economy, and making the best of trade agreements
- 4th Trade Policy Dialogue: Welcoming the International Year on Creative Economy for Sustainable Development
- 6th Trade Policy Dialogue: Applying a gender lens to financial inclusion
- 7th Trade Policy Dialogue: Tear down this wall; Challenges with trade-related regulations
- 8th Trade Policy Dialogue: Trade finance under COVID-19
- 9th Trade Policy Dialogue: What role for special and differential treatment on sanitary and phytosanitary measures and technical barriers to trade?
- 10th Trade Policy Dialogue: Key issues on the trade and environment nexus; Trade measures in Nationally Determined Contributions and trade in non-plastic material substitutes
- 11th Trade Policy Dialogue: Resilient and Sustainable Supply Chains
Contact
Ms. Miho Shirotori
Head
Trade Negotiations and Commercial Diplomacy Branch, UNCTAD
Mr. Taisuke Ito
Economic Affairs Officer
Trade Negotiations and Commercial Diplomacy Branch, UNCTAD