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The emergence of some developing countries as key players and were the real contribution to the global dialogue on trade and the economy as a basic feature of the new geopolitical reality this . The emerging powers - China, India, Brazil, Mexico, Indonesia, Malaysia, South Africa - and many others - Thailand, Chile, Turkey - No longer policy enforcement. These countries are increasingly affecting the pattern and scope of international trade, supply and demand creates new Drag and demonstrate the power of their influence in international organizations. Changes in the political terrain and the basic economic success led to the creation of the G-20 as we know it today - a group of countries which have a significant stake but also a great responsibility in managing the global economy.
The global network of import and export not only the North-South model of the last century. Increasingly we are seeing developing country as the manufacturer and the market for each other and this is one of the development model of the new commercial landscape. To illustrate the change is increasing, we only have to look at the growth of merchandise trade between developing countries, which has expanded significantly in the last 20 years growing faster than trade North-South trade. A recent report by UNCTAD stressed that in 2010 the South-South exports were up 23 percent of world trade, compared with just 13 percent in 2000. Developing countries are currently the largest market for other developing countries. While this is encouraging, the contribution of the developing regions to South-South trade is very misleading. Asian countries accounted for 80 percent of South-South trade, with the shares of Africa and Latin America is only 6 percent and 10 percent respectively in 2010.
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