Master's in Aeronautical Engineering, Imperial College; Master's in Structural Molecular Biology, University of London; MBA, Collège des Ingénieurs; Executive Master's in Global Leadership, World Economic Forum; Master's in International Economic Law and Finance, University of London. Formerly: with IBM Business Dynamics; Energy Practice, Booz & Co. Since 2005, with World Economic Forum, including as head of Supply Chain & Transport, Chemicals and Mining and Metals industries.
Top international trade stories: WTO conference assesses future of global trade; Mexico becomes top exporter to the US; EU launches mission to protect Red Sea shipping vessels from attacks.
Global trade: From microprocessor shortages to the climate crisis, discover the most-read stories of 2023 on the World Economic Forum's Agenda platform.
G7 to diversify supply chains away from China; Carmakers urge Britain and EU to rethink post-Brexit trade arrangements; and other International trade news in May.
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The 164-member World Trade Organization met for the first time in 5 years. Here's what was agreed upon at WTO Ministerial Conference 2022 - and what to expect.
In the World Investment for Development Alliance, organizations from the investment for development community will work to grow sustainable investment.
This monthly roundup brings you a selection of the latest news and updates on global trade, from the World Economic Forum's trade team.
The new director-general at the WTO will have a raft of challenges on their desk. Here are our suggestions for priorities to focus on – one month at a time
新冠疫苗一旦可以使用，就需要迅速而安全地发往世界各地。快递承运者正在疏通物流线路，根据运输医学用品的经验来制定运输计划。
新型コロナウイルス感染症ワクチンは、実用化され次第、迅速かつ安全に世界中に流通させなければなりません。運送業者各社は、すでに、これまでの医療輸送の経験を活かしながら、ロジスティクスの調整とプラン作成に取り掛かっています。ワクチン普及に向け各国政府に求められる5つのことを見ていきましょう。
Governments must take several key steps to ensure timely, safe vaccine distribution, including avoiding bottlenecks at borders and ensuring cooperation.
COVID-19 has added severe challenges to an international trade regime already strained by geopolitical, societal, economic and environmental tensions.
We can't afford to lock down. Trade decisions made now will shape whether we have diverse, cost-effective and accessible sources of supply in the future.
As digital trade takes off, how do we regulate and tax remote businesses? Look no further than our digital tax and trade explainer for a discussion of the key issues.
The US wants China to pay more to post goods to American consumers. What's the real picture of global postal costs?
