The 2025 IGCs GLOBAL TARIFF FRAMEWORK: A Blueprint for Peace, Equity, and Prosperity

Sara Gana
Aug 2, 2025
4 min read

This blogpost is the teamwork by our R&D, Technology, and Advisory at Sara Quantum Innovation Hub - pioneers of hyperdimensional luminous LUXARCHITECTURE™ with 6GIR | BIOME | NA6UN |GT2 - G-TRADE - UCO| GCIGS | LUXALLOY| ZERO WAR GLOBAL POLICY & PEACE TRADE - our upcoming technology park where the future of global technologies, investments, telecom integrated infrastructure and creative excellence come together to build a sustainable and advanced world.

Introduction: A World on Edge

The world is bracing for the fallout from the highest tariffs in nearly a century.

President Trump’s new executive orders, set to impose rates as steep as 35% on Canadian imports and up to 41% on others by August 7, are amplifying the chaos of a global economy already reeling from disruption.

The $1.5 trillion trade collapse of 2024, which spiked food insecurity by 20% in developing nations, and the retaliatory cycles that followed have widened divides, worsened inflation, and destabilized supply chains.

Yet, there is hope - led by the visionary Updated 2025 IGCs GLOBAL TARIFF FRAMEWORK UNDER THE REDEFINED UNITED NATIONS (R-UN).

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This initiative, driven by the International Governance Council (IGC), aims to end tariff wars, restore equity, and lay the foundation for a Zero War Global Policy and Peace Trade.

Key Components of the Framework

One Global Standard – No Exceptions - A universal 10% flat tariff applies across all Nations, ensuring fairness.

The framework enforces a 10% flat universal tariff, ensuring all Nations - developed, developing, or underdeveloped - compete on equal terms.

Developing economies benefit from an 8% ceiling, supported by Compensatory Adjustment Credits (CACs) that funnel additional resources into infrastructure, climate resilience, and social equity programs. e.g., Kenya could gain $50 million for infrastructure.
This universal standard eliminates fragmented tariff policies, closing loopholes and preventing retaliatory cycles that destabilize global trade and foster equitable competition.
All domestic economic policies must align with this standard to ensure mutual growth and stability.

AI-Driven Governance

The framework’s backbone is the GCIGS Tariff Ledger, powered by AI analytics and Quantum Sovereign Blockchain (QSB4.0).

The GCIGS Tariff Ledger uses AI analytics and QSB4.0 (Quantum Sovereign Blockchain) for real-time monitoring and recalibration, ensuring stability.
Data from WTO customs and global trade pipelines feed predictive analytics, preventing crises before they erupt.
Domestic and global policies align seamlessly, as evidenced by successful pilot integrations with the African Union.
This tech backbone prevents conflicts of interest and enhances transparency.

Equity Through CACs

Compensatory Adjustment Credits (CACs) redistribute tariff revenues to support developing economies.

AI-calculated Compensatory Adjustment Credits (CACs) fund critical infrastructure, renewable energy, and social equity initiatives, ensuring no Nation is left behind.
AI models determine allocations using GDP per capita, Human Development Index (HDI), and trade deficit ratios, making the process fair, precise, and transparent.
redistribute tariff revenue to developing economies, funding infrastructure, climate resilience, and social equity projects.
This ensures all Nations, from Brazil to Bangladesh, thrive within the system.

Zero War Policy: Disarming Retaliation

The framework’s cornerstone is its ability to neutralize retaliatory tariffs.

By enforcing a single global standard, this global tariff framework with Zero War Policy, transforms trade from a weapon into a bridge for cooperation. Revenues fuel collective growth, infrastructure, and peace corridors, potentially saving billions in conflict costs annually.

Trade becomes a unifying force, not a dividing one.

This Zero War Policy redefines global relations, prioritizing peace over escalation.

LUXARCHITECTURE: Building Trust Through Infrastructure

Building Trust Through Infrastructure, Central to this vision is LUXARCHITECTURE - a luminous, hyperdimensional network of phygital (physical + digital) hubs, blending real-world and virtual trade systems.

These hubs: Anchor 6GIR telecom-integrated infrastructure for seamless connectivity. Facilitate trade corridors, like a renewable energy hub in Southeast Asia.

Replace conflict with diplomacy and shared economic opportunity.

This blueprint illuminates a sustainable, equitable trade future for all Nations.

Addressing Resistance

One Global Standard – No Exceptions We acknowledge sovereignty concerns, but fragmented tariffs have deepened inequality and fueled distrust. The IGC framework counters this:

No opt-outs, no parallel systems: Every Nation follows the same global rules.
Uniform implementation: All Nations align domestic policies with the global tariff framework, closing loopholes and ensuring stability.

Phased Roll-Out

Early adopters (e.g., EU, ASEAN, African Union) collaborate to test the system first, providing valuable insights for a smooth global expansion in structured phases.

This process builds consensus and strengthens the framework for all.

Equitable Support: Compensatory Adjustment Credits (CACs), calculated by AI, support all Nations - developing and developed - based on need, not adoption timing, fostering mutual growth and trust.

This alignment prevents trade wars and creates a level playing field, uniting Nations under a shared vision.