Reducing discriminatory trade restrictions

Description

Reducing discriminatory trade restrictions involves eliminating or minimizing policies and practices that unfairly favor certain countries, groups, or products over others in international trade. This strategy aims to promote equitable market access, enhance competition, and foster economic growth by removing tariffs, quotas, and non-tariff barriers that distort trade. Practical actions include revising trade agreements, harmonizing standards, and enforcing non-discriminatory regulations to ensure fair treatment and remedy imbalances caused by protectionist measures.