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Global maritime disruptions have implications for Asian economies. But the continent solidifies its leading position in shipping connectivity, boosting trade and powering growth.

Africa bears the brunt of the Red Sea shipping crisis, but makes strides in port and vessel performance, trade facilitation and the clean energy transition.

The latest Review of Maritime transport urges action to strengthen infrastructure and operations, promote low-carbon shipping and combat growing concerns over fraudulent ship registrations.

A historic first, the conference dedicates a thematic day to highlighting the indispensable role of trade in conserving biodiversity for sustainable and inclusive development.

Supported by global partners, a new project is underway to bolster Rwandan small-scale cross-border traders, accelerating digital inclusion and regional integration.

Written by Mikael Lind, Wolfgang Lehmacher, Kris Kosmala and Mark Scheerlinck, Article No. 126 [UNCTAD Transport and Trade Facilitation Newsletter N°103 - Third Quarter 2024]

Written by Divya Tejwani, Article No. 125 [UNCTAD Transport and Trade Facilitation Newsletter N°103 - Third Quarter 2024]

Read the report’s overview for a preview of the analysis and recommendations ahead of the official launch on 29 October.

ASEAN countries are poised to sustain the momentum with their favorable investment climate, continued regional integration and stable GDP growth, a new joint report shows.

Written by Arántzazu Sánchez Belastegui, Article No. 124 [UNCTAD Transport and Trade Facilitation Newsletter N°103 - Third Quarter 2024]