Marking its 15th year, Global Trade Review (GTR) Asia returns to Singapore on 3-4 September 2024, at Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre, as the premier event for Asia Pacific trade. Over two days, 100 expert speakers will address a broad array of global priorities.
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Electric vehicles (EVs) are heralding a transformative future of decarbonized mobility, and China is leading the charge. Dominating global innovation and production, Chinese automakers now produce over half the world's EVs. New brands like Xiaomi are nearly matching Tesla in autonomy, range, and digital features. Additionally, two Chinese battery makers supply half the world's EV batteries, with China accounting for 75 percent of global production.
This forum will feature pertinent studies from PIDS and SERP-P partner institutions, focusing on the theme “Shaping the Future of Climate Change and Disaster Risk Management in the Philippines”. It aims to explore the complexities of climate change and disaster risk management on national and global levels, and propose effective solutions.
Singapore’s inaugural Future of Trade Forum, part of the Singapore Apex Business Summit, builds on the nation’s flagship FTA Day organized in past years as a high-level private-public platform bringing together policymakers, businesses, and other key stakeholders to engage on the challenges facing global trade that affect the competitiveness of businesses in Singapore and the region.
Two years have passed since the introduction of the Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA) as a part of Bill C-27, and its journey through Parliament shows no signs of concluding soon.
The European Union's Digital Markets Act (DMA) has set off a global regulatory ripple effect, also known as the Brussels Effect, promoting significant activity around the world.
4-Day Expenses-Paid Journalism Fellowship in Singapore on Global Trade Issues — June 23-26, 2024
India's ex-ante Digital Competition Law raises questions about the complex interplay of competition and market actors. How will the Digital Competition Law’s restrictions on self-preferencing and bundling impact user experience and market efficiency?
From trust and optimism to fear and skepticism, the attitudes and opinion of Americans about AI will likely shape not only the adoption of the technology, but also public support for policies to accelerate its development and use.
Nadia Theodore, Head of the Permanent Mission of Canada in Geneva, Ambassador and Permanent Representative to the WTO, UNCTAD, ITC and WIPO.