CLDP worked with the Federal Judicial Academy, IPO Pakistan and the Punjab High Court to establish a conveniently re-usable IP module to sensitize judges to intellectual property. Punjabi judges and FJA personnel were centrally involved in the program to prepare them to sustain continued IP capacity...

CLDP supported the participation of a Collector of the Model Customs Collectorate in Pakistan in attending the Global Intellectual Property Academy Enforcement Program from June 16-20, 2008 in Washington, D.C.

From May 10-19, 2010, as part of the U.S. support to Pakistan, CLDP held consultations and a seminar for the Ministry of Commerce's "think tank" and training institute.

CLDP organized three weeks of US consultations, June 14-July 2, 2010, for a Pakistani delegation representing science and technology universities led by Pakistan's National University of Sciences and Technology.

CLDP conducted a week-long Market Access and International Trade Seminar in Islamabad, Pakistan, August 9-13, 2010, for the Government of Pakistan's leading trade policy and research think tank, the Pakistan Institute for Trade and Development (PITAD).

CLDP organized a technology transfer program in the U.S., September 18-25, 2010, that focused on funding resources for Pakistan's academia to industry innovation and commercialization.

In close collaboration with the Pakistan Supreme Court through its Federal Judicial Academy (FJA), CLDP organized a three-week (October 25-November 12) judicial capacity building program focusing on the topics of judicial enforcement of intellectual property rights and foreign arbitral awards.

Building on the success of a May, 2010 trade capacity building program for the Pakistan Institute for Trade and Development (PITAD), CLDP brought a delegation of nine individuals representing various government ministries as well as members of PITADs management team to Washington D.C. for more...

CLDP engages in a variety of technical assistance programs throughout South Asia, and is currently operating in Pakistan, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, the Maldives, India, Bangladesh, and Nepal. CLDP’s work in South Asia aims to advance economic development by enhancing the legal environment for commerce. CLDP partners with governments and the private sector in South Asia to support sustainable and...