Global trade is one of our most powerful tools for reducing poverty and raising living standards. As new geopolitics reshape the fundamental principles that have guided global trade for the last 70+ years, the G20 has a unique opportunity to increase competitiveness, supply chain resilience and investment opportunities, whilst also embracing the need for predictability that fosters economic growth. Global trade and investment opportunities continue to shape the basis of our modern economy.
The Task Force priorities include:
- Addressing market distortions, improving industrial subsidy transparency, and promoting rules-based global trade
- Expanding trade opportunities for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSME) globally
- Improving resilience, capacity, and digital maturity of supply chains
- Nurturing cross-border investment and improving trust in transactions across borders
We must reaffirm our commitment to trade policies underpinned by transparency, stable policy, and non-discrimination. This will allow businesses to invest with confidence in a global trade system that is reliable and mutually beneficial for all.
Chair
Co-Chairs
Martina CheungPresident & CEO, S&P Global
- Tucker FooteChief Government Affairs & Policy Officer, Mastercard
Jose Serrador NetoGlobal Vice-President, Institutional Relations, Embraer
- Niranjan VivekanandanEVP & COO, Commercial Banking, Royal Bank of Canada
- Shinta KamdaniCEO, Sintesa
John W.H. Denton AOSecretary-General, International Chamber of Commerce
Barbara CimminoCo-Founder, Yamamay
- Khaled JuffaliChairman, E.A. Juffali & Bros
Jaya VohraManaging Director, Global Head of Trade & Working Capital, Barclays Bank PLC
