On March 4th, the European Commission released its new EU Port Strategy, a framework designated to enhance the competitiveness, sustainability, and resilience of the Union’s maritime hubs. The strategy comes at a transformative period for global trade, as trade and shipping routes are rapidly reconfigured by the proliferation of tariffs, the emergence of economic partnerships, and the overarching demand for economic security and resilience. The strategic implications of this framework extends far beyond infrastructure to the very core of food security.
To analyze the intersections of EU Port Strategy and the real-world outcome for food security, TradeExperettes invites you to a webinar titled Strategic Gateways: The EU Port Strategy and the Future of Food Security, on Wednesday 18 March, 16:00 CET /11:00 EDT
Session 2 (22 January 2026, 3pm CET): How Is Digital Trade Governed? AI, Data, and Cross-Border Regulation.
Understand the emerging global architecture of digital trade rules and their implications for developing countries, including negotiations around data flows, electronic commerce disciplines, and AI governance.
Session 1 (11 December 2025, 3pm CET): Framing Digital Trade: The Evolving Landscape of Global (e-)Commerce and Digital Policy Trends.
Explore how digitalization is reshaping trade rules and institutions, and discuss how developing countries can leverage digital trade opportunities, especially for SMEs and women-led enterprises.
The TradeExperettes cordially invite you to the fifth webinar in our series centered on our 2024 flagship Ten “Quick Wins” report.
