The Digitalization of International Trade Instruments (DITI) and its Contribution to Economic Development and Employment in Developing and Developed Nations
Abstract
This Article describes a research and drafting project whose overall purpose is to help digitalize international trade instruments (DITI) by adopting internationally harmonized standard and commercial practices capable of spurring the growth of international trade and employment among developing and developed nations. NatLaw is fortunate to share DITI’s research and rule drafting functions with well-respected international commercial law research institutions and scholars in three continents.


