On the Road Again: Boosting Border Efficiency in North America
Simultaneous Panel
The global economy has witnessed a significant rise in interconnectedness, driven by advancements in technology, trade liberalization, and the expansion of supply chains. In this interconnected world, the smooth and efficient movement of goods and people across borders is vital for sustained economic growth and development. Recognizing the critical role of border infrastructure and efficiency in this context, this panel assembles a diverse group of experts and stakeholders from various sectors.
The primary objective of this panel is to highlight the multifaceted significance of border infrastructure and efficiency in facilitating international trade. Efficient border operations and infrastructure play a pivotal role in reducing transaction costs, bolstering competitiveness and expanding market access for businesses. By delving into the impact of border infrastructure on trade facilitation, the panel aims to uncover strategies and best practices that can lead to streamlined cross-border processes and enhanced efficiency.
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Mayra Maldonado
Director
Hunt Institute, UTEPModerator
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Jason Marczak
Senior Director
Atlantic Council, Adrienne Arsht Latin American Center -
Debbie Seguin
Assistant Commissioner for International Affairs
U.S. Customs and Border Protection -
Reuben Smith-Vaughan
Director of Public Policy, Latin America
Amazon -
Claudia Ávila
General Director of Customs Attention and International Affairs
Agencia Nacional de Aduanas de México ANAM -
Karyl Fowler
CEO & Co-Founder
Transmute