CLDP organized and presented, through its advisors from the FTC and DOJ, a one-week training seminar in Cairo, Egypt.

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.

CLDP organized a 3-day workshop in Amman, Jordan on the "Adjudication of Disputes Related to International Contracts and Letters of Credit."

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

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.

A Bahraini delegation consisting of representatives from the Ministry of Industry and Commerce, the Bahraini Economic Development Board, the Bahraini Monetary Agency and the private sector visited the United States to participate in consultations with experts in the Corporate Governance field.

CLDP organized consultations on June 25-July 1, 2006 in Los Angeles, CA, in close cooperation with U.S. Embassy Tunis, and MEPI, for a delegation of judges from Tunisia.

CLDP sent drafting experts to Oman to work with the Oman Ministry of Commerce and Industry in order to revise Oman's commercial laws. In the area of company and electronic commerce laws, CLDP intends to introduce Bahrain examples to assist in the development of laws in Oman that comply with...

CLDP advisors continue to advise the Bahrain Ministry of Industry and Commerce regarding drafting a Corporate Governance Code. CLDP experts will continue to meet with banking officials in Bahrain regarding the development of a collateral registry for secured lending that would allow companies to...

CLDP provides additional assistance to the Qatar Ministry of Economy and Commerce as well as the New Commercial Code Committee in Qatar to continue to assist Qatar in revising its commercial code to comply with international standards. In the area of company and electronic commerce laws, CLDP...