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国际贸易中心 2026-03-06 ☆☆☆☆☆

Ahead of Women's Day, $1.76 million in grants announced for women-led businesses: Dominican Republic, Mongolia, Nigeria

(Geneva) The Women Exporters in the Digital Economy (WEIDE) Fund, has announced the disbursement of its first round of grants, totaling $1,765,000, directly benefiting 219 women-led enterprises in the Dominican Republic, Mongolia and Nigeria.Announced ahead of International Women’s Day (8 March), this first disbursement goes beyond symbolic celebration. I...

国际贸易中心 2026-03-05 ☆☆☆☆☆

East Africa's first packaging directory for small businesses

ITC's online directory of verified packaging suppliers is helping small businesses across East Africa find affordable, quality packaging — and cut through a challenge that has long limited their growth. ITC brought the directory to thousands of people at Propak East Africa, the region's leading event for packaging, plastics, print, and processing....

国际贸易中心 2026-03-04 ☆☆☆☆☆

Working together to help businesses reach attractive markets

The Global Trade Helpdesk offers a comprehensive platform that simplifies market research for firms of all sizes. By teaming up with the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations (FIATA), the online tool now offers insight on which markets to sell to, and how to get products there.As companies negotiate deals with buyers and exp...

国际贸易中心 2026-02-26 ☆☆☆☆☆

What a Nigerian businesswoman learnt in two weeks in China

When Stella Ereyukomhen boarded her flight from Lagos to Beijing, she expected to learn and explore new sales opportunities. She did not expect to return with an entirely new perspective on how her company – Royal Winosa Industries Ltd., which makes plantain flour and cassava chips – could grow in global markets. Stella is part o...

国际贸易中心 2026-02-26 ☆☆☆☆☆

Bridging the “missing middle”: ITC Executive Director on Zambian AI-powered online bank unlocking finance

Statement by Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director, International Trade Centre (ITC) When I meet entrepreneurs, no matter where they come from, their biggest barrier to trade is one and the same: access to finance.The global financing gap for small businesses is $5.7 trillion in emerging markets, according to the World Bank. That's more th...

国际贸易中心 2026-02-25 ☆☆☆☆☆

New ITC tool to navigate international trade regulations

With the support of European Union, the East African Community (EAC) and ITC, East African companies can now access consolidated information tailored to their products and target markets without navigating multiple sources. Certifications, sanitary rules, packaging standards, and labelling requirements can make it difficult for small businesses in Eas...

国际贸易中心 2026-02-19 ☆☆☆☆☆

Women's access to international markets to be spotlighted at MC14 high-level event

A high-level event on women and trade will be held on the margins of the 14th WTO Ministerial Conference in Yaoundé on 25 March to bring together women entrepreneurs, development partners, and WTO members.Registration for the event—which will feature the work of the WTO Informal Working Group on Trade and Gender, the International Trade Centre (ITC) SheT...

国际贸易中心 2026-02-17 ☆☆☆☆☆

Quality and trust: What consumers want from the Made in Africa label

A new ITC report shows strong support for the African Union certification scheme, highlighting quality as the top driver for its success in boosting regional trade.The African Union’s Made in Africa (MiA) label is gaining momentum across the continent, promising to reshape how African-made goods are perceived both locally and internationally. Launched in ...

国际贸易中心 2026-02-11 ☆☆☆☆☆

SME Ministerial: New platform launched for sharing best practices

Over 74 countries participated in the latest technical meeting of the SME Ministerial community, which launched a phase of policy-sharing between countries seeking SME development.The first meeting of the SME Ministerial community of 2026 saw an increase in the number of countries engaging with the process. This marks the beginning of a key phase of policy...

国际贸易中心 2026-02-06 ☆☆☆☆☆

Why tariff classifications aid Uzbekistan’s WTO accession

To make sure that countries know exactly what they’re buying and selling, and how any tariffs might apply, the world developed a uniform system for classifying goods.As Uzbekistan prepares for its impending accession to the World Trade Organization, their customs officials received extensive training on how this classification system works. While it ...