Telling the trade stories of least developed countries

Like the Pacific, independence from colonialism is what kickstarted the development of Quality Infrastructure in the Caribbean.

Trade ministers in the Pacific approve the region’s first strategic framework on quality infrastructure

For a new business owner, one international trade fair got things rolling

In 2017, Bangladesh’s Ministry of Commerce secured US$50 million from the World Bank to address trade facilitation and export diversification issues.

Country’s online trading system off to a timely start, as COVID’s physical distancing requirements disrupt manual systems

Increasing efficiency leading to big gains

Originally published by UNIDO in May 2020

New report dives into the details of shifting treatment, export markets and more

Trade ministers are playing an essential role in the pandemic response

Originally published by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI) on 27 March 2020

Originally published in World Economic Forum Agenda on 18 February 2020

The latest version of the Global Trade Alert, which monitors state interventions that affect world commerce, explores whether developing country access to large overseas markets has changed during the current era of populism.

Country is addressing its fragility through renewed efforts to stimulate economy

Carefully calibrating its trade support and compliance to international standards, country is targeting more exports

Economic diversification is a key element of development in which a country moves to a more diverse production structure, scaling-up resilience to external shocks and providing a path for equitable growth.