He explains how open source can make technology more accessible to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), and how openness can help improve connectivity in payments, cross-border logistics and electronic credentials.
He also outlines three areas for translating international exchanges into practical outcomes: Strengthening research on market access and facilitating market entry across countries; promoting connectivity and cooperation in payments, cross-border logistics and the mutual recognition of electronic credentials to reduce trade frictions; and providing more training opportunities for developing countries and SMEs to help them adapt to the development of e-commerce in the age of artificial intelligence.
