International Trade Law Practice Under WTO

International business is increasingly conducted under the framework of international law, designed to remove trade barriers and promote fair competition. The World Trade Organization (WTO) plays a central role in establishing global trade practices, but other multilateral and bilateral agreements are also significant.

This program provides a practical, non-specialist introduction to international trade law, WTO rules, and government procurement legislation, equipping participants to navigate international trading environments effectively.

By the end of this program, participants will be able to:

• Understand the objectives, principles, and legal framework of WTO agreements
• Review WTO obligations, commitments, and dispute settlement processes
• Apply WTO rules and bilateral/multilateral trade agreements in practice
• Understand government procurement legislation and its implications for international trade
• Gain awareness of Incoterms and their proper usage in contracts
• Promote ethical compliance and corporate social responsibility in international trade

This program is designed for:

• Procurement and purchasing professionals engaged in international trade
• Contract managers and legal advisors involved in cross-border agreements
• Export and import managers
• Compliance and risk management professionals
• Managers in supply chain and logistics dealing with global sourcing