From December 6-10 in Katowice, Poland, CLDP supported 15 government officials and civil society representatives from South Asia to participate in the 16th Annual United Nations Internet Governance Forum (IGF). The IGF is a United Nations annual event focused on connectivity, infrastructure...

From October 21^st – December 2^nd, 2021, CLDP led a series of 11 virtual “Pre-Assessment Meetings,” with the inter-agency working in Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Dominican Republic, Panama, Uruguay, Peru, and Ecuador. The series brought together U.S. government...

The Commercial Law Development Program (CLDP) organized in-person panel discussions and meetings with government officials and nongovernment stakeholders  from Bangladesh on November 15-18,  2021, in Washington, DC. The delegation headed by a Member of Parliament who chairs the IT committee.  Others...

From October 25-29, 2022, CLDP will organize consultations on digital economy issues for a high level delegation of Pakistan officials.  The delegation of approximately 15 officials will include several Senators and members of Pakistan’s National Assembly, high court justices and other judges, and...

From December 6-10, 2021, CLDP will sponsor and facilitate the participation of official delegations from Nepal, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives in the 2021 UN Internet Governance Forum.

On October 14th, CLDP hosted a delegation of 10 high-level Jamaican officials in Washington D.C. for a forum on 5G security, to discuss benefits of 5G and Open Radio Access Networks (Open RAN). Among others, the delegation was comprised of several ministers, including the Minister of Science, Energy...

On September 23, 2021, CLDP supported the International Trade Administration in hosting government officials from Brazil in a virtual privacy roundtable by managing the Zoom platform, tracking participants, and providing simultaneous interpretation between English and Portuguese.  The participants...

On September 9th 2021, CLDP met with the U.S. Embassy and two senior representatives from the telecommunications agency of the government of Guyana to review proposed priority areas for technical assistance as approved.  Potential topics for capacity building include spectrum management, universal...