February saw a lot of interesting updates for the international trade world. From changes caused by global warming and the pandemic, to more information about trade agreements like AfCFTA and BREXIT, and more, you should check out the articles in picture form below to view your articles in a new way.
Can international trade help solve both world hunger and global warming? If so, what kind of strategies must we implement to make this feasible?
Read MoreChina's dominance in manufacturing may be declining as more and more countries are eyeing China's position. Learn more about what is happening here.
Read MoreThe AfCFTA agreement may bring positive economic and distributional effects to the continent, making it especially imperative for the post-pandemic world.
Read MoreAbu Dhabi's Khalifa Fund has launched an "SME Rating" to help companies understand their strengths and weaknesses better in order to boost their success. Read more about it here.
Read MoreThe Port Authority of Douala has recently managed to obtain new dredgers, which may help the port save billions. Take a look at our blog to learn more.
Read MoreThe US has been accused of violating international trade rules by imposing tariffs on Chinese goods. Read our blog to find out what this means for the US.
Read MoreAfter months of Brexit talks, the UK and the EU have finally come to an agreement. Come read our blog to see what the new trade deal holds for both sides.
Read MoreThe US and Taiwan have teamed up together to strategize ways to reduce their dependence on Chinese supply chains. Other nations are joining as well, in hopes of gaining supply chain resilience.
Read MoreThat’s it for the month of February. If you’re interested in more content like this, check out our next month of photos as well!
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