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Increase the exports of developing countries, with a goal of doubling least developed countries’ share of global exports.

Could this be your career mission?

Below are employers you could work for, occupations they employ, and education and training programs to prepare you to achieve this target.
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Employers
  1. Export Promotion Councils: Are established by governments to promote and support exports from their respective countries and offer various services to local businesses seeking to expand into international markets.

  2. Chambers of Commerce and Industry: Organize trade missions, provide market information, and offer networking opportunities for businesses wishing to export to new markets.

  3. Trade Associations: Support the interests of and provide resources to businesses in a particular sector, including assistance with export promotion.

  4. Small Business Development Centers: Support the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises by offering training, counseling, and resources to help them develop the capacity to export.

  5. International Business Networks: Bring together local businesses with an international focus to facilitate knowledge sharing, collaboration, and opportunities for exporting.

  6. Development NGOs with a Trade Focus: Focus on economic development and poverty alleviation with programs aimed at increasing exports.

  7. Trade and Investment Promotion Agencies: Promote trade and investment by creating favorable conditions for exports and attracting foreign investment.

  8. Educational Institutions with Trade Programs: Universities or colleges with programs in international trade or business may collaborate with local businesses and organizations to enhance export capabilities.

  9. Export Assistance Centers: Provide support to local businesses by offering guidance on export processes, market research, and trade financing.

  10. Entrepreneurship and Innovation Hubs: Help startups and established businesses in developing countries enter the global market through exports.

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