World Trade Day: ‘Ideas are going to drive us forward’

Updated at 2;15 p.m.

PETER MENTO, left, of Mento LLC, delivers his keynote address on Wednesday during the 36th annual World Trade Day hosted by the John H. Chafee Center for International Business at Bryant University. At right is Betty Robson, World Trade Day committee chairperson and president of Smithfield-based J.F. Moran Co.
PETER MENTO, left, of Mento LLC, delivers his keynote address on Wednesday during the 36th annual World Trade Day hosted by the John H. Chafee Center for International Business at Bryant University. At right is Betty Robson, World Trade Day committee chairperson and president of Smithfield-based J.F. Moran Co.
SMITHFIELD – The U.S. economy is on track for a full recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic, but more work needs to be done for the country to rebound from the devastating health crisis. That was one of the multiple talking points mentioned Wednesday by Sirat Attapit, assistant trade representative for international affairs at the Office…

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