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CLDP in Action

January 2010

Trade Remedies Workshop in Rabat

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As part of our ongoing technical assistance to the Government of Morocco (GOM) within the framework of the U.S.-Morocco Free Trade Agreement, at the the request of the GOM, CLDP conducted a workshop focused on trade remedies, including anti-dumping and countervailing duties, in Rabat, Morocco, Ja

Trade Morocco The Middle East & North Africa

Libyan Judicial Capacity Building - Phase II

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In response to a request from the Libyan Government, CLDP planned and implemented the second seminar of a four-phase program intended to build the judiciary's capacity to adjudicate fairly and consistently international trade/investment disputes and enforce arbitral awards.
Commerce Libya The Middle East & North Africa

December 2009

International Commercial Dispute Resolution Conference

Part of a multiyear program to improve the environment for resolving commercial disputes in the Arabian Peninsula, in November 2009 CLDP and the Kuwait Institute for Judicial and Legal Studies organized a regional conference for judges to share best practices in the resolution of international co

Commerce The Middle East & North Africa

Iraqi Shura Council Consultations

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As part of the Department of Commerce's ongoing technical assistance to the Government of Iraq, CLDP organized a consultation in Paris, France, for Iraq's Shura Council.
Transparency & Governance Iraq The Middle East & North Africa

November 2009

Workshop on Enforcement of Arbitral Awards in Iraq and the New York Convention

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CLDP's Iraq team conducted a three-day seminar in Paris that brought together a group of key Iraqi decision-makers to explore how Iraq can develop the legal infrastructure to enforce arbitral awards under the New York Convention. The seminar was conducted in close collaboration with U.S.
Commerce Iraq The Middle East & North Africa