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UN Trade and Development shores up capacity-building and knowledge-sharing to help more Saudi businesses scale and thrive.

UN Trade and Development and partners shore up support to female digital business leaders, accelerating shared prosperity across the region.

Hybrid capacity building offered by ASYCUDA, UN Trade and Development’s customs automation programme, bears fruit across a growing number of developing economies.

The small island developing nation taps digitalization to transform port operations and empowers women to excel in a traditionally male-dominated profession.

Backed by UN Trade and Development, customs automation helps improve compliance and ease trade in the country, benefitting businesses, the government and people.

Supported by UN Trade and Development, main ports across the country step up efforts to bolster trade, competitiveness and sustainability.

The two organizations will provide capacity-building support to help both countries leverage science, technology and innovation for sustainable urban development.

Blockchain holds immense potential to make trade cheaper and more secure and efficient. But more policy and technical support is needed to help countries harness the technology.

Nestled on a peninsula overlooking the world's biggest graveyard of ships, the port of Nouadhibou may hold the key to a better future for Mauritania's 3.9 million people, of whom 42% live in poverty.

Eleven senior port managers from the ports of Mauritania successfully completed a Coaching workshop preparing them for future deliveries of the course on Modern Port Management in Mauritania, from 14 to 19 October 2016. With enhanced knowledge on methods and pedagogical tools of course delivery, graduates now look forward to acting as local instructors of the UNCTAD/TrainForTrade course in their home ports.