Ten representatives form Morocco's automotive parts inductry met in Washington, DC, and Detroit, MI, to consult on business practices affecting the auto parts industry.

CLDP and IESC organized a week of consultations to take place December 6-10, 2004 in Washington, DC, Baltimore, MD, and New York, NY for a twelve-person delegation of government and private sector representatives from Morocco's agribusiness industry.

CLDP brought professors from partner institutions in Oman to the U.S. to participate in a consultative tour of American law schools on February 20 - March 4, 2005. During the visit, the participants were able to experience firsthand the teaching methods that are being used at prominent U.S. law...

Omani and UAE judges engaged in a commercial law study tour in the US and work with US judges in order to identify necessary criteria for commercial law specialization.

Egyptian telecommunications regulators from the National Telecommunication Regulatory Authority NTRA) met with their counterparts from the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in Washington, DC for a week of consultations on the development of telecom competition guidelines in Egypt.

CLDP hosted a senior-level delegation of Egyptian officials who will be responsible for developing a Cybersecurity framework for Egypt's growing e-commerce sector to Washington, DC for a one week consultative visit. The Egyptian officials engaged in bilateral discussions with their counterparts...

CLDP experts consulted with Egypt's National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (NTRA) in its efforts to create transparent and efficient dispute resolution procedures to handle disputes that will dramatically increase in the recently liberalized Egyptian telecom market.

CLDP conducted a seminar in Bahrain to educate judges on the country's new Company Code that is currently being drafted and is scheduled to be published mid 2006.

CLDP experts assisted Egypt's National Telecommunications Regulatory Authority(NTRA) in its efforts to create transparent and efficient dispute resolution procedures to handle disputes that will dramatically increase in the recently liberalized Egyptian telecom market.

CLDP continues to provide assistance to the Middle East by assisting with the development of curricula that will introduce international norms and practices of commercial law to the law schools in the region. During this visit to four Gulf countries, CLDP provided guidance on teaching international...