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.

During the week of May 29 - June 2, 2006, CLDP coordinated a three - day consultative visit to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Ministry of Economy in Vilnius, Lithuania for the eight-member Narrow Team.

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

Thanks to the 3-day, CLDP organized workshop, three main results were achieved. First, the Jordanian judges, all of whom adjudicate commercial cases, now understand how foreign arbitral awards can be enforced in Jordan.

CLDP collaborated with deans and law professors in universities in Bahrain, Oman, Qatar, and the UAE to provide administrative support to law schools to teach commercial law curricula, and provided expert law school administrators who are advising the faculties on a continuing basis.