CLDP held meetings with Qatar University College of Law Faculty to assist in creating and implementing a new course for law students on legal research and writing, which are essential skills for Qatar's future lawyers to support business transactions an the economic rule of law.

CLDP organized the Advanced Course for Judges November 24-28, 2008 in Manila, jointly with the Philippines Patent Office, the Philippine Judicial Academy and the Supreme Court of the Philippines.

CLDP has been working with the Egyptian Competition Authority (ECA) to promote the concept of fair competition to Egyptian Ministries, local business organizations, and the general public.

In an effort to learn from the experience of other countries, Egyptian Consumer Protection Agency (ECPA) officials requested that CLDP organize and lead consultations in New York, San Diego and Mexico City.

Recognizing the importance of a modernized judiciary in an increasingly global legal environment, King Abdullah of Saudi Arabia announced a national judicial reform program in October 2007. In support of the King’s announcement and funded by the Middle East Partnership Initiative (MEPI), the U.S.