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Nos analyses de marché et nos ressources vous aideront à examiner les informations commerciales cruciales pour plus de 200 pays et territoires.
Nous visons à amener prospérité, inclusion et durabilité aux pays en développement grâce à une assistance au développement liée au commerce.
Le Centre du commerce international travaille à travers le monde en développement pour faire progresser, grâce au commerce, l'autonomisation économique inclusive et durable de tous. L'accent est particulièrement porté sur les petites et moyennes entreprises. Créé en 1964, l'ITC est une agence conjointe de l'Organisation mondiale du commerce et de l’Organisation des Nations Unies. Bien que notre siège soit à Genève, nous œuvrons dans le monde entier, de concert avec des décideurs politiques, des organisations d’appui aux entreprises et des petites entreprises.
Pamela Coke-Hamilton, Executive Director, International Trade Centre As delivered on 11 April 2025 at 10:00 AM Geneva time with updated WTO figures added in the second paragraph, on 16 April 2025 at 17:00 Geneva time.
(Geneva, Switzerland) Executive Director Pamela Coke-Hamilton delivered keynote remarks at ITC’s side event during the UNECE Regional Forum on Sustainable Development 2025 – Unlocking Sustainable Intra-Regional Economic Development through Trade Facilitation.
(Genève) – Le Centre du commerce international (ITC) annonce aujourd'hui bénéficier d'un nouvel engagement financier de la part du Japon. Cette contribution d'un montant de 1,5 million de dollars servira à renforcer deux initiatives stratégiques : l'une visant à soutenir les communautés...
(Pretoria/Genève) Le Centre du commerce international (ITC) s'associe à la République sud-africaine pour accueillir la toute première Réunion ministérielle mondiale sur les PME, l’occasion de réunir les ministres du monde entier chargés d’appuyer les millions de petites et moyennes...
Jordanian textile business Qadri boosts exports by 23% and sales by 27% with ITC's tailored support.
— International Trade Centre (ITC) (@ITCnews) May 12, 2025
Our Sweden-funded project helped Qadri cut costs through renewable energy and improve output efficiency with optimized, lean operations.
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📢 This is your final chance to submit a proposal for the first-ever Global #SMEMinisterial Meeting this July in South Africa!
— International Trade Centre (ITC) (@ITCnews) May 12, 2025
The deadline is fast approaching — 15 May! Don't miss out on the opportunity to shape the global conversation on helping small businesses thrive in… pic.twitter.com/W270o1T6DI
ITC and South Africa are co-hosting the first-ever Global SME Ministerial this 22-24 July. Registration is now open for all stakeholders committed to advancing #SmallBusiness development.
— International Trade Centre (ITC) (@ITCnews) May 9, 2025
Can you guess why the Ministerial is taking place in Johannesburg?
Learn more about the…
Through innovation, collaboration, and support from our EU-funded project, the farmers of the Dijlat Al-Khair alliance in Mosul are transforming traditional agriculture into a sustainable, modern, and economically empowering practice.
— International Trade Centre (ITC) (@ITCnews) May 9, 2025
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Armenian small clothing businesses face challenges in accessing affordable, high-quality textiles. With support from our EU-funded project, they attended one of the world’s biggest textile fairs, connecting with global suppliers, gaining insights, and building key business… pic.twitter.com/hoImWu0EWF
— International Trade Centre (ITC) (@ITCnews) May 9, 2025
Globally, women own 1/3 of businesses but receive only 1% of public contracts. The reality in The Gambia is no different.
— International Trade Centre (ITC) (@ITCnews) May 8, 2025
With our partners, we've developed the Public Procurement Guide for Women Entrepreneurs to help women win government contracts.
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Are you a woman entrepreneur looking to grow in the digital economy?
— International Trade Centre (ITC) (@ITCnews) May 7, 2025
The #WEIDEFund offers funding, training & global access to help scale your business.
📝Applications are now open for the Dominican Republic, Mongolia & Nigeria — Jordan coming soon!
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UK companies, here’s your chance to source from Bangladeshi women-led #SmallBusinesses in textiles, apparel & agrifood!
— ITC SheTrades (@ITC_SheTrades) April 30, 2025
Selected firms may get to join:
-Halal Expo
-🇧🇩-🇬🇧 trade mission
-Virtual B2B sessions
🔗Apply by 31 May: https://t.co/B1QawAWrZU
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Adopting electronic bills of lading (eBLs) offers unprecedented advancements in efficiency, security, and sustainability, while cutting trade costs and promoting the green economy, a new ITC paper finds.
— International Trade Centre (ITC) (@ITCnews) May 7, 2025
📘 Learn how eBLs are redifining the landscape of global trade 👉… pic.twitter.com/xQGUfe5knu
Small businesses from West Africa now trade with reduced friction while enjoying more comprehensive support from trade & investment promotion agencies through an EU-funded project, which has enhanced private sector competitiveness.
— International Trade Centre (ITC) (@ITCnews) May 7, 2025
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