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CLDP in Action

May 2013

MENA Regional Conference on Standards Development and Regulatory Best Practices

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On May 20-22, CLDP, in cooperation with the United States Trade Representative (USTR), and the Gulf Standards Organization organized a regional conference on standards development and regulatory best practices in Casablanca, Morocco.
Standards/Technical Barriers to Trade The Middle East & North Africa

CLDP Hosts Basrah Business Leaders to Implement the Basrah-Houston Partners in Trade Agreement

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CLDP in cooperation with the Iraq Investment and Reconstruction Task Force, the Department of State, the US Consulate in Basrah, the City of Houston, the US Export Assistance Center, and a group of private sector resource partners, hosted a delegation of Basrah Business le

Trade Iraq

Workshop on International Commercial Disputes for Georgian Legal Professionals

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CLDP, in partnership with the Georgian Lawyers for Independent Profession (GLIP), hosted a two day workshop on salient topics focused on international commercial disputes for leading Georgian legal professionals.
Commerce Georgia Eurasia

Commercial Diplomacy and World Trade US Consultations for Georgian Diplomats

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In the context of its multi-year assistance program to develop commercial and trade curricula for the Diplomatic Training Center (DTC) of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MFA), CLDP hosted a series of consultations in Washington, DC from May 16-22, 2013 in cooperation with Georgia’s MFA and the
Trade Georgia Eurasia

Iraq: Workshop for Provincial Investment Commissions

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During the second week of May, the US embassy in Iraq and CLDP conducted a three-day workshop to strengthen the capacity of five of Iraq's Provincial Investment Commissions (PICs) to effectively draft and negotiate strategic investment contracts.
Commerce Iraq