Robert Moritz, a maestro in the realm of global trade, holds forth on the topic of globalization. This is the grand ballet where companies and organizations pirouette across the globe, not confined to a mere handful of countries.

Moritz asserts that globalization isn't tapping out; it's just throwing in some new dance moves. People are ditching the long-distance tango and opting for a more intimate salsa with nearby places or cozying up to just one other country. Regions like North America, Europe, and Asia are locking arms, doing the two-step towards tighter collaboration. Sure, there are naysayers predicting the whole shebang will crumble, but these regions are doubling down on their efforts, waltzing their way to more intra-regional trade to give their economies a kick.

According to Moritz, our world is in a perpetual cha-cha of change – an unstoppable force. It appears that in the upcoming acts, countries are slated for a pas de deux with their neighbors, engaging in more trade. This, in Moritz's eyes, is not just a normal riff but a downright virtuoso performance in the symphony of global affairs.