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Egyptian Minister of Planning and Economic Development Ahmed Rostom called for reforming the World Trade Organization to protect the interests of developing countries and emerging economies during the Cairo Forum on November 1 and 2. He urged the restoration of a binding and effective dispute-settlement system, the updating of special and differential treatment rules, greater scope for time-bound industrial policies, and increased transparency on digital trade and climate measures. He also presented the “Nafeza” platform as a model for simplifying trade procedures, noting that customs and digital reforms reduce costs and strengthen the competitiveness of the Egyptian economy.
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