WTO e-commerce rules achieve stabilized text

( July 26, 2024, 08:50 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: After five years of negotiations over e-commerce rules, World Trade Organization participants have agreed on a stabilized text, according to a joint statement issued by co-convenors Singapore, Australia and Japan. The agreement covers three broad areas of digital trade facilitation, open digital environment, and business and consumer trust. Participants will proceed with their domestic processes, with a view to integrating the outcome of negotiations in the WTO legal framework. The statement and text are attached. ...

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