The WTO's social media accounts are currently available in English, French, Spanish, and Arabic.

English is the most widely used language on the WTO's social media accounts, followed by French, Spanish, and Arabic.

The WTO typically posts the most content in English on its social media accounts, followed by French, Spanish, and Arabic.

The WTO has official accounts on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube, but not on Instagram.

The handle of the WTO's official Twitter account is @WTO.

The WTO's social media posts about trade negotiations are typically available in English, French, and Spanish, but not in Arabic.

News articles are the most common type of content posted on the WTO's social media accounts, followed by videos, infographics, and tweets.

The WTO frequently posts about trade negotiations, trade disputes, and trade policy on its social media accounts, but not about trade statistics.

The WTO has an average of 200,000 followers on each of its social media platforms.

Twitter has the highest engagement rate for the WTO's content, followed by Facebook, LinkedIn, and YouTube.

Live videos are the most popular type of content that the WTO posts on its social media accounts during trade conferences, followed by infographics, tweets, and news articles.

The WTO uses English, French, Spanish, and Arabic to communicate with its stakeholders on social media, but not Russian.

Commenting on posts is the most effective way to engage with the WTO on social media, followed by sharing posts, liking posts, and retweeting posts.

The WTO uses Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, and Instagram to engage with its stakeholders, but not Pinterest.

The primary purpose of the WTO's social media accounts is to promote trade, inform stakeholders, and engage with stakeholders.