Transport and Trade Logistics

Shipping is international in nature. A just and equitable transition is necessary as the sector eyes a low-carbon future with sustained economic growth.

The funding will help further capacity-building, digitalization and reduce red tape in Egypt, where UNCTAD and its partners provide trade facilitation support.

The UNCTAD-backed system will be a one-stop-shop for traders, customs and other government agencies in Fiji to clear consignments and ease trade.

The Review of Maritime Transport 2023 urges swift action and system-wide collaboration to decarbonize maritime transport amid growing carbon emissions and regulatory uncertainty.

A new UN survey underlines the need for inclusive policies and greater international cooperation to ease trade for the benefit of all.

Training equips 85 officials from 15 countries with skills to become trade facilitation ambassadors and influencers in their own countries, helping accelerate much-needed reforms.

The high-level forum will focus on ways to make supply chains more efficient, resilient and sustainable.

UNCTAD training boosts the capacity of national transit coordinators, easing the flow of goods across borders and strengthening economic cooperation in Africa and Latin America.

The agreement is a milestone towards making all ocean economic activities more sustainable, less harmful and beneficial to all.

The system supported by UNCTAD enables the country to save natural and financial resources while accelerating the customs clearance process.