A coalition of states proposes extending the wto moratorium on customs duties for digital transmissions, crucial for internet development Explore applied tariffs, bound duties, import/export trends, and compare trade relationships with the most detailed global database The proposal, led by barbados for african, caribbean, and pacific nations, seeks an extension beyond its 2026 expiration
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Discussions will occur at the wto conference in cameroon.
The suspension of tariffs on digital goods has been a source of tension between developing and developed nations since the moratorium’s introduction at the second wto ministerial meeting in 1998 as a way of fostering growth in the nascent digital sector.
Some developing economies such as india, indonesia and south africa hope online tariffs will significantly raise their tax revenue but other wto members argue that the move will increase costs. Access official wto tariff and trade data for over 170 economies
