Governing Digital Trade and Data Flows
Officials working on digital trade issues, including in areas such as privacy, security, and in developing policies for technologies relying on cross-border data flows such as AI and cloud computing.
People responsible for formulating and executing public policy outcomes for their companies with respect to digital trade, addressing barriers to cross-border data flows and seeking interoperability that enables data flows between countries.
People engaged in developing and advocating policy solutions for the digital economy, including with respect to privacy, cybersecurity and law enforcement.
Learn how data flows are transforming international trade in areas such as ecommerce, services and global value chains.
Understand the economic value of data flows, including the importance of data for digital technologies such as AI, cloud computing and the internet of things.
Learn about the growing government restrictions globally on cross-border data flows and why this happening.
Learn about how domestic privacy regulation can affect digital trade and data flows, and how global privacy regimes can enable interoperability.
This will include a focus on how US-China relations affect cross-border data flows as well as divergent approaches to digital trade regulation in key economies such as the U.S., the EU and Japan.
Learn about the rules and norms being developed to govern digital trade and data flows, including in trade agreements and international forum such as the G20, the G7 and the OECD.
Manuel Quindimil
American Chamber of Commerce of Peru
Judy Dobbs
Royal Bank of Canada
Johannes Schwartz
The European Free Trade Association
Governing Digital Trade and Data Flows Length: 3 weeksDates: 16 October - 1 November, 2023Cost: $850
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