
The Global Services Network (GSN) is an informal, private sector-led, forum which gathers the global services community of business people, government officials, academics, and others who are committed to increased trade and investment in services, and a rules-based, multilateral trading system.
The Network's participants are dedicated to build global support for the liberalisation of international services trade through
multilateral negotiations under the auspices of the
World Trade Organisation (WTO). Read more at About GSN.
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WITA EVENT RECAP
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November 2011 Presentation: "Understanding Services at the Heart of a Competitive Economy"
October 2011 Text: "Understanding Services at the Heart of a Competitive Economy"
PECC Conference Urges Progress on Services, Washington, DC, September 29, 2011 For more information, click here |
Total World Services Exports, 1980-2010

U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk, Mexican Secretary of the Economy Bruno Ferrari, Japan State Secretary for Foreign Affairs Takahashi, and former U.S. Trade Representative Susan Schwab were among the featured speakers at the July 20, 2011 Global Services Summit. The Summit focused on the Asia region, and efforts by countries around the world to enhance trade and investment ties with the region. The Summit also explored in depth the “21st Century” issues that are increasingly posing challenges to services providers. These include state-owned/assisted enterprises, data flows, forced localization, and enhancing the global value chain. For highlights from the Summit, click here: http://uscsi.org/about-csi/global-services-summit-2011.
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