G7 Digital Trade Principles: Facilitating Data Use and Digital Trade
On 22nd October, 2021, the Group of Seven (G7) countries agreed on a joint set of principles – the Digital Trade Principles - to govern cross-border data use and digital trade.
Trade ministers from the G7 reached agreement at a meeting in London.
Digital Trade
- It is broadly defined as trade in goods and services that is either enabled or delivered digitally, encompassing activities from the distribution of films and TV to professional services.
G7 Digital Trade Principles: Key Highlights
- Open Digital Markets: Digital and telecommunications markets should be competitive, transparent, fair, and accessible to international trade and investment.
- Cross Border Data ....
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