KEPROBA Trade Alert Issue 12, FY 2025-2026

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Exporting Services

Exporting services is becoming one of the fastest-growing areas in international trade. Services do not require physical shipment, making them accessible, cost-effective, and highly scalable for potential exporters. With advancements in technology, improved connectivity, and expanding regional and global markets, service exports offer significant opportunities for businesses seeking to diversify and grow.

Service exports involve offering intangible products such as skills, expertise, or digital solutions to clients in other countries. Examples include:

 ICT and software development

 Business process outsourcing (BPO)

 Tourism and hospitality

 Training and consultancy

 Creative services (e.g., digital marketing, animation)

 Financial, legal, and accounting services

 Transport and logistics services

Service exports rely more on knowledge and technology than on physical goods, making them ideal for entrepreneurs and SMEs.

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