GCEL INVITED TO PRESENT SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCE SOLUTIONS ALIGNED WITH USTR PRIORITIES

GCEL was invited by the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) to provide testimony on solutions designed to enhance supply-chain resilience, improve trade transparency, strengthen digital visibility, support rules-of-origin compliance, and modernize cross-border B2B trade.

The USTR is the U.S. government agency responsible for shaping international trade policy, coordinating trade negotiations, and advising the President on trade matters.

The invitation reflects growing recognition of the need for practical digital infrastructure capable of connecting businesses, governments, financial institutions, insurers, logistics providers, and SMEs across trusted trade networks.

GCEL highlighted digital capabilities focused on supply-chain visibility, standardized data systems, traceability, trade facilitation, customs compliance support, sustainability monitoring, and public-private collaboration.

The discussion reinforced the alignment between GCEL’s digital economic infrastructure and emerging priorities for building a more resilient, transparent, and digitally enabled global trading environment.