Globalization has given rise to new dimensions and opportunities in the era of digitalization.
In the era of digital globalization, international trade faces new challenges and opportunities. On the one hand, technology has enabled greater integration and efficiency in the global supply chain, which has boosted trade and economic growth in many parts of the world. On the other hand, the COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on world trade, but prospects for a robust recovery are improving.
In this context, the future of international trade presents several interesting perspectives. For example, the negotiations between the United States and Europe may define new dimensions in international openness, and Mexico was the first country to negotiate a trade agreement with the European Union. In addition, digitization and technology offer new opportunities for trade, such as improved efficiency in customs management, product traceability, and cost reduction in the supply chain.
However, the future of international trade also presents challenges, such as increasing political polarization and rising protectionism in some regions, which can create uncertainty for companies looking to expand internationally. In addition, foreign direct investment can be affected by political and economic factors, which can limit the ability of companies to access new markets.
In summary, the future of international trade is marked by digitalization, technology, and trade agreements, but it also presents challenges such as political uncertainty and the restriction of foreign investment. In this context, it is important that companies and countries adopt a strategic vision and adapt to new trends and opportunities to make the most of the potential of international trade.
Por Orlando J. Gutiérrez