Six decades after the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development was established to defend developing nations' role in global trade, Rebeca Grynspan, the organisation’s secretary general, said that the time has come for its image to be refreshed.
Sitting behind a blue hard-copy mockup of the agency’s new name, UN Trade and Development, Grynspan told journalists Tuesday the rebrand “represents a stronger and renewed organisation”.
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