The security and reliability of the GII for electronic commerce must be technically absolute, and operate to the full satisfaction of customers and users. Protection of the confidentiality of transactions, and the protection of rights to privacy must be absolute. International understanding, coherency and agreement must be established with regard to certification and authentication of participating parties to commercial transactions. 3.2 Recommendations for Realizing Electronic Commerce in Developing Countries 3.2a. The participation of all countries is a prerequisite of the successful launching of global electronic commerce.
Every country has unique goods and services to offer to the world.
However, there is a wide disparity among countries in their efforts to establish electronic commerce, and in the provision of the required basic communications, technology, economic and financial infrastructure. In particular, developing countries face many challenges. In order for developing countries to tackle these issues, the support of the industrialized nations is necessary. Taking into account the unique circumstances of each country, aid must be provided to promote economic development and the independent growth of the developing countries. 3.3 Recommendations to Governments 3.3a.