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G7 countries agree shared position on digital trade

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. British International Trade Secretary Anne-Marie Trevelyan, U.S. Trade representative Katherine Tai, Japan’s Head of delegation of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Kuroda Junichiro, Luigi Di Maio, Italy’s Minister of Foreign Relations, Germany’s F

LONDON, (Reuters) – The Group of Seven rich nations has agreed to a set of common principles that will govern digital trade and cross-border data usage. This was stated by Britain in a communiqué following a London meeting of trade ministers.

Britain published a communique saying that they had rejected digital authoritarianism, digital protectionism, and authoritarianism.

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