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The Cabinet’s Information and Decision Support Center reviewed the rapid changes in digital trade, noting that services have become a cornerstone of global production. They accounted for around 71% of intermediate inputs and 27% of global exports in 2025. Exports of digitally deliverable services grew by 10% that year, while business-to-business e-commerce sales reached $28 trillion in 2024. Yet least developed countries accounted for no more than 0.6% of global services exports. The analysis stressed that closing this gap will require investment in telecommunications infrastructure, lower internet costs, and stronger skills and institutional and regulatory capacities.
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