The DCPF serve as a specialized body within the Chamber of Digitalization and Commerce(CDC), tasked with directing digitalization policy, advocating for legislative reform, and engaging with regulators on matters of digital trade, fintech, and cross-border commerce.

This forum will bring together representatives from government, business, and academia to guide the policy engagements and advocacy efforts of Chamber of Digitalization and Commerce(CDC).

Advocate for clear and coherent digital trade and fintech regulations that allow innovation to thrive while safeguarding user data and privacy. Collaborate with regional and global regulatory bodies to harmonize digital commerce standards and regulations.

Organize roundtable discussions with policymakers, regulatory bodies, and industry stakeholders to shape digital commerce legislation. Submit policy recommendations to lawmakers on topics such as digital currency regulation, online dispute resolution mechanisms, and cross-border e-commerce taxation.

Produce research reports on fintech trends, digital trade developments, and policy analysis to inform stakeholders on the evolving digital landscape.

Partner with academic institutions to conduct joint research on the role of technology in promoting financial inclusion and driving economic growth. Provide thought leadership on emerging policy issues such as taxation of digital transactions, regulation of cryptocurrencies, and the role of AI in commerce.

Launch Digital Commerce Capacity Building Programs targeting SMEs, startups, and traditional businesses to enhance their understanding of digital tools, e-commerce platforms, and online marketing.

Host webinars, workshops, and training programs on topics like digital payments, cybersecurity, supply chain digitization, and international e-commerce regulations. Develop a Digital Literacy Academy in collaboration with educational institutions to upskill entrepreneurs and professionals in the digital commerce space.