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Justicia Shipena Artificial intelligence (AI) could drive growth in low- and middle-income economies if they invest in digital infrastructure and supportive policies, the World Trade Organisation (WTO) says in its 2025 World Trade Report. The report was launched on Wednesday, during the WTO Public Forum in Geneva, Switzerland. It shows that under a “policy catch-up” scenario, low-income economies could see gross domestic product (GDP) rise by 11% and middle-income economies by 12.4% by 2040. High-income economies are projected at 12.2%. With faster technology adoption, the gains could be even higher, reaching 15.3% for low-income and 14.4% for middle-income economies. Global…
