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Foreign Trade Techniques: Training Course

2024-02-29T14:03:29+02:00

'Foreign Trade Techniques' is intended to be a training course on international trade techniques developed according to the so-called export logistics chain: contracts, taxation, customs, international payments and Incoterms 2020. These courses are adequate for exporters and importers, marketing managers, sales and purchasing managers, logistics, in-house and practitioner lawyers, trade consultants, bankers, business management consultants and anyone with an interest in international trade. The training course aims to transfer adequate knowledge to participants to enable them to independently manage an international business operation. Level of the course: Intermediate – Advanced Modules: 5 Duration: 10-12 hours in two days/sessions for each

Foreign Trade Techniques: Training Course2024-02-29T14:03:29+02:00

Konferencë: Prezantim i Ligjit për Arbitrazhin në Republikën e Shqipërisë

2024-01-17T14:53:54+02:00

Ministria e Drejtësisë në bashkëpunim me GIZ Albania, Universitetin e Tiranës dhe ICC Albania organizon Konferencën ''Prezantimi i Ligjit të ri të Arbitrazhit në Republikën  e Shqipërisë'' më datë 19 janar 2024 me qëllim promovimin e mundësisë së zgjidhjes së mosmarrëveshjeve përmes arbitrazhit. Gjatë sesioneve të këtij aktiviteti synohet të diskutohet mbi Ligjin 52/2023 ”Për Arbitrazhin në Republikën e Shqipërisë” miratuar nga Kuvendi i Shqipërisë në korrik 2023, i cili synon të krijojë kuadrin ligjor për organizimin dhe zhvillimin e procedurave të arbitrazhit si dhe garantimin e organizimit të këtyre procedurave në mënyrë profesionale, cilësore, efikase dhe me efektivitet. Për

Konferencë: Prezantim i Ligjit për Arbitrazhin në Republikën e Shqipërisë2024-01-17T14:53:54+02:00

Research and whitepaper: FDI Screening Mechanisms in Albania

2024-01-17T14:53:03+02:00

7 December 2023 & 17 January 2024 ICC Albania in cooperation with CIPE commissioned research focusing on the legal and regulatory framework of Foreign Direct Investments in Albania and trends in the European Union area and globally. Countries have various policy instruments at their disposal to regulate foreign direct investments (FDIs) on their territory, including the full or partial prohibition of foreign investment in certain sectors of the economy. These restrictions may reflect the national security concerns of host countries. Most policy attention and activity related to the protection of essential security interests is currently concentrated on acquisition- and ownership-related

Research and whitepaper: FDI Screening Mechanisms in Albania2024-01-17T14:53:03+02:00

Countdown to the World Chambers Congress commences | 21-23 June 2023

2023-06-09T15:23:52+02:00

Final preparations are underway for the 13th edition of the World Chambers Congress, taking place in Geneva from 21-23 June under the theme ''Achieving peace and prosperity through multilateralism''. Attracting 1,500 participants from over 100 countries, the Congress is the biggest, most diverse economic forum for chamber and business executives to exchange experiences and examine the issues affecting people, their livelihoods and our planet. Marking the three-week countdown to the Congress, ICC’s World Chambers Federation and the Geneva Chamber of Commerce and Industry have confirmed the participation of Maximo Torero Cullen, Chief Economist of the Food and Agriculture Organization, and Michel Barnier,

Countdown to the World Chambers Congress commences | 21-23 June 20232023-06-09T15:23:52+02:00

Policy Brief: Circular material flows for research and innovation

2023-06-09T16:09:43+02:00

This policy brief takes a deep dive into the potential of the circular economy and the role of innovation in waste management with a focus on challenges in shipping waste for research purposes. It includes case studies that demonstrate how current laws and regulations impact company investments in circular innovations. Download the document The goal of a circular economy is to optimise resource efficiency, keeping products and materials in use as long as possible, thereby reducing waste. The need for the circular economy is heightened with the increasing demand for critical raw materials and challenges in supplying them. Companies have taken

Policy Brief: Circular material flows for research and innovation2023-06-09T16:09:43+02:00

ICC launches Advanced Arbitration Academies

2023-06-09T15:43:02+02:00

Applications are now being accepted for four new ICC Advanced Arbitration Academies, equipping arbitration practitioners with the knowledge, skills and know-how needed to pursue a career as an arbitrator. Launched in line with the ICC International Court of Arbitration Centenary programme, the ICC Advanced Arbitration Academies will take place over 12 months from 2023 to 2024, covering  Asia, Eastern Europe, Latin America and North America. Two more academies for Africa and the Middle East are scheduled for launch in 2024. The academies deliver on ICC’s pledge to strengthen the disputes infrastructure globally through gold standard training and capacity building as set

ICC launches Advanced Arbitration Academies2023-06-09T15:43:02+02:00

Arbitration & ADR Days in Albania

2023-04-19T09:29:24+02:00

ARBITRATION AND ADR DAYS IN ALBANIA (AADA) From 25-28 April 2023, ICC Albania in cooperation with partners and supporters is organizing the Arbitration and ADR Days in Albania. AADA is an initiative that aims to bring together experts and interested parties in arbitration and ADR to discuss recent developments in the world, region, and in domestic market and how the work in these areas could be further intensified in Albania. The purpose of this initiative is to encourage interested parties’ efforts in making Albania a more friendly environment for the application of arbitration and other alternative dispute resolution mechanisms. A series

Arbitration & ADR Days in Albania2023-04-19T09:29:24+02:00

ICC Principles on Automatic Subscription Renewals

2023-06-09T16:17:28+02:00

Document - ICC Principles on Automatic Subscription Renewals These first of their kind ICC principles help to interpret the fundamental global standards of the ICC Marketing Code to offer more specific guidance on issues unique to automatic renewals. This paper highlights five best practices businesses should apply when offering automatic subscription renewals, specifically around disclosure, consent, written confirmation, cancellation and notice. Similarly, countries seeking to establish or enhance marketing self-regulation codes can look to these principles to easily adapt them into their national codes. When dealing with automatic renewals, what are the best practices businesses should consider? Automatic renewals are

ICC Principles on Automatic Subscription Renewals2023-06-09T16:17:28+02:00

Training: Letters of Credit, Standby LCs and Demand Guarantees

2023-04-10T21:49:07+02:00

ICC Albania is organizing a training session on trade finance instruments 4-5 May 2023. This training session has the ambitious goal of transferring operational skills on letters of credit, stand-by LC and demand guarantees, defining their characteristics and identifying the most peculiar aspects. Ample space will be dedicated to the analysis of the  ICC rules. Finally, numerous practical cases will be analyzed to better understand the operation of the instruments. Targeted audience: Bankers, exporters and importers in SMEs, marketing managers, sales and purchasing managers, accountants, logistics, freight forwarders, commercial lawyers and trade consultants. Level of training: Intermediary Check the for

Training: Letters of Credit, Standby LCs and Demand Guarantees2023-04-10T21:49:07+02:00

Whitepaper: Participation and involvement of the business fora in the EU negotiation process

2022-12-14T16:11:45+02:00

14 December 2022 The substantial involvement of the business fora in decision-making during membership negotiations is recognized as an element that enables a successful process. With the goal of encouraging further transparency and accountability in the public-private consultation process in Albania and specifically in the EU negotiations process, ICC Albania with the support of the Dutch Embassy in Albania has commissioned a study conducted by ACIT Center. This whitepaper aims to identify existing structural problems, as well as formulate some practical recommendations to facilitate interface and effective participation of the business fora in Albania in the EU negotiation process. This

Whitepaper: Participation and involvement of the business fora in the EU negotiation process2022-12-14T16:11:45+02:00
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