<span style="color: #222222;">Group of Seven nations agreed on principles to govern cross-border data use and digital trade. Trade ministers from the G7 reached the agreement at a meeting in London yesterday. Britain described it as a breakthrough that could liberalise hundreds of billions of dollars of international commerce.<br />''<br />''The deal sets out a middle ground between highly regulated data protection regimes used in European countries and the more open approach of the United States.<br />''<br />''In statement, Britain said we have adopted the G7 Digital Trade Principles that will guide the G7's approach to digital trade.<br />''G7 comprises the US, Japan, Germany, Britain, France, Italy and Canada.</span><br />