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CLDP in Action

October 2020

Global: CLDP Provides eVis Pre-Moot Training on Commercial Arbitration for Law Schools

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From October 19-23, CLDP, in partnership with the Center for International Legal Education of the University of Pittsburgh, the Bahrain Chamber for Dispute Resolution, and other regional partners, initiated a week-long legal analysis course for teams from the Middle East, South Asia, and Southeas

United Arab Emirates Tunisia Saudi Arabia Qatar Iraq Jordan Egypt Bahrain The Middle East & North Africa Global Initiatives Bosnia and Herzegovina Georgia Azerbaijan Pakistan Burma Sri Lanka South Asia

Power Africa and ITAN: PPP Business Case Development Webinar

The PPP process requires a significant amount of time and resources. To ensure that those resources are well spent, it is important to ensure that PPPs have the requisite business case and make financial sense in order to move forward.

Global Initiatives

Morocco: CLDP Hosts a Webinar on Global Artisan Brands’ Response to COVID-19

On October 15, CLDP hosted a webinar in partnership with ByHand Consulting to increase the export preparedness of artisans in Morocco. The presentation focused on how COVID-19 impacted the U.S. market for global handmade products and how to best understand changes in demand of U.S.

Commerce Morocco

Understanding Power Purchase Agreements: Second Edition

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Commerce Sub-Saharan Africa

Bangladesh: Privacy and Data Workshop Phase II

On October 14, 2020, CLDP held a second virtual consultation via video with participants from the Bangladesh government and private sector on current regulatory issues, discussing data and privacy issues as well as draft legislation, following up on an introductory consultation in April 2020.