2023 BIICL Annual WTO Conference

Trade and Technology: Challenges and Opportunities (Online Participation)

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Date: 6 October 2023

Time: 09.30 - 16.30 UK time

Venue: Online

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Conference Details

The rapid development of technology (including digital technology) in recent times has the potential to transform international trade profoundly. Among the expected impacts is the reduction of trade costs, an increased share of services in the composition of trade, changing patterns of food production and comparative advantage, and the complexity and length of global value chains for sustainable trade.

Tech transformations of trade present both opportunities and challenges. The 2023 BIICL Annual WTO Conference brings together experts from international organisations, the tech industry sector, practitioners and academics, at a one-day conference, to discuss these issues in three thematic panels.

Conference convened by Dr Julinda Beqiraj, Maurice Wohl Senior Fellow in European Law, BIICL with the kind support of Prof Dr Gabrielle Marceau, Senior Honorary Fellow, BIICL and Iris Anastasiadou, Researcher in Public International Law and Migration, BIICL.

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Pricing and Registration

Book to attend this conference online

Concession fees are available to academics, those who are unwaged and NGOs.

CPD Information

This event offers the equivalent of 7 CPD hours.

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