To facilitate regional legal and judicial ethics codes synthesizing the region's common law and civil law traditions, CLDP organized a three-day conference in Senegal where a pre-exsiting drafting committee presented a regional legal and judicial ethics code.

The program consisted of a four-day workshop for senior officials representing accreditation activities in the Stability Pact countries.

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.

The CLDP team traveled to Angola from January 16-27.

CLDP held a training to implement modern case management techniques and random selection of judges in the provincial court of Cabinda, Angola.

CLDP staff and advisors completed the initial stage of installation of a computer network at the Palácio D. Ana Joaquina court building in Luanda.

CLDP organized, with the African Development Bank (AFDB), a two-day seminar for delegations from Algeria, Morocco, and Tunisia.

CLDP organized the consultations in close cooperation with the US Food and Drug Administration, MEPI and Tunisia’s Ministry of Health/Directorate of Pharmacy. The consultations focused on content and development of US safety and regulation in the pharmaceutical sector.