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A new report highlights the progress of Thailand and UK digital trade partnership to deliver a cheaper, faster and simpler trade framework for SMEs.
The International Chamber of Commerce United Kingdom’s Centre for Digital Trade and Innovation (C4DTI), the Electronic Transaction Development Agency (ETDA), the Centre for Applied Sustainable Transition Law (CASTL) and the British Embassy to Bangkok have released a joint report demonstrating the progress that has been made by the FCDO-funded project to support Thailand’s efforts to remove legal barriers and digitalise trade.
By eliminating these obstacles, the project is helping to connect the UK, which is the world’s 3rd largest digital economy, with Thailand, the 2nd largest ASEAN digital economy. This enables both Thai and UK governments to open a paperless trade corridor to make
