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The scientific work attempts to refine the concept of a digital twin. It is noted that the term "digital twin" is a general scientific term, and the possibility and method of applying digital twins are widely discussed across various fields, including economics, the oil and gas industry, education, and medicine, among others. Therefore, it can be applied in any sector. Within this study, the author proposes a definition specific to digital trade in global markets (as there is currently no universally accepted scientific definition). The scientific novelty of the proposed definition lies in the creation of new approaches to stimulate the development of digital trade in global markets. The use of this category in science directly aims to enhance economic research related to the digital economy in general, as well as the activities of enterprises in global markets. Such a digital entity (digital twin) cannot be considered an independent subject since it serves only as a tool through which a real person interacts in the conditions of digital trade on global markets. The place of the trading digital twin in digital trade in global markets is presented in this study through configuration modeling. A cognitive approach to applying digital tools and technologies to ensure the development of digital trade in global markets is built. The scientific novelty of the proposed approach lies in the application of a conceptual framework for logical-linguistic modeling of intelligent solutions as a breakthrough cognitive technology for developing digital trade in global markets. The approach will allow for the development of a risk-protected strategy for digital trade development in global markets by considering the constantly changing environment, decision-makers, and conflicts of interest based on semantic structures and logical-linguistic modeling.
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