Tech plays a major role in restoring economies and foreign collaboration after COVID-19 outbreak

Over the last years, globalization gave us tremendous change in several industries. International trade increased the economic gains of people around the world, with emerging market economies becoming incredibly valuable as trade deals and future revenue markets. Capitalism has enhanced economies and better living conditions across the globe. Credit to capitalism and an ever-increasingly linked planet, customers are already able to select from an enormous range of goods from a global sector.

The new COVID-19 epidemic hits global markets hard, undermining foreign commerce and collaboration, worsening trends of protectionist policies and racism which had been still on the rise before. The epidemic has had a major effect on the global supply chain-instead of proximity and performance, distance and protection are the new regimes of the day. Firms sever distribution networks and transfer Warehouses. Government agencies seal off their economies and hoard vital products. Because the trade dispute between the US and China has been dominating international trade in 2019, the present situation has led to a rise in "financial dissociating." This trend of health and environmental economic welfare around the world.

Rebuilding a solid market on development

Yet what should be said to counter such trends, and bring an end to the tearing-apart of markets, health services, and societies? Technology can help to get capitalism back in gear.

Core sectors, including engineering, hospitals, public utilities, shopping, transportation, food procurement, travel, news & culture are struck hard by the pandemic and are asking for undivided intelligence and integrated digital technologies. We exist in the digital era and everybody will have exposure to the financial and therapeutic advantages of computer technology. The economy benefits are vast-from creative methods of processing to quick connectivity across excellent network connections. Technology is and will continue to be important in helping medical staff throughout the COVID-19 crisis. The existing condition improved dramatically with the production and usage of AI-assisted diagnostic tests, creative management of the effects of the disease, and encouraging social trying to distance to avoid new pathogens.

The coronavirus has been circulating quickly: China, the US, and particularly Europe have experienced many casualties. To date, this battle against the virus is already a difficult one affecting the well-being of all people on this earth. The virus knows no limits and has infected every part of the globe. Rebuilding trade relations and reliable collaboration must soon be the first goal, wherever.

The Federal President of Germany, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, only recently found out in his address that the environment after COVID-19 will be a new one: "What would it be like? This is up to us. Let us benefit from the encounters, the positive and poor ones, that we would all create every day in every situation. Will we search for the way out together in the environment or will we slip back into loneliness and take the signs alone? Let us exchange our information, our science, such that we can acquire medicines and treatments more easily, and let us, through a global partnership, guarantee that the poorest nations, who are most insecure, do have access. They would not like to create an uncomfortable or resentful community. We will be a community with more honesty, more care, and more faith.

Chinese telecommunications firm Huawei has already been in Europe for 20 years and is willing and prepared to fight along with Europeans against the epidemic. Nowadays it hires more than 13,300 staff in Europe, operating two national offices and 23 research centers.