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Jerry
03-11-2005, 03:45 AM
In the Middle East 5 of the 6 gulf states are members of the International Chamber of Commerce World Business Organization....

National committees and groups

Middle East

Bahrain Lebanon
Israel Qatar
Iran Saudi Arabia
Jordan Syria
Kuwait UAE

National committees and groups form the global network that makes ICC unique among business organizations.They comprise leading companies and business associations in their countries or territories. National committees and groups shape ICC policies and alert their governments to international business concerns.

In countries where a national committee has yet to be formed, companies can join ICC individually by becoming a direct member.

Please contact the national committee in your country to enquire about membership, or contact the ICC International Secretariat in Paris for information on becoming a direct member....

http://www.iccwbo.org/home/national_committees/middle_east.asp
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Clauses on bills of lading
13 July 2004



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8 July 2003

International Standard Banking Practice (ISBP) - Corrigenda
5 June 2003

When a non-bank issues a letter of credit
30 October 2002

Transferable credits and the UCP 500
30 October 2002

Examination of Documents, Waiver of Discrepancies and Notice under UCP 500 (.pdf - 8 pages)
April 2002

The determination of an "Original" document in the context of UCP 500 sub-Article 20(b) (470/871Rev)
12 July 1999

ICC endorsement of the UNCITRAL Convention on Independent Guarantees and Stand-by Letters of Credit
21 June 1999

The impact of the european economic single currency (Euro) on monetary obligations related to transactions involving ICC rules
6 April 1998

Position Papers n° 1, 2, 3, 4 on UCP 500
Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits
1 September 1994



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Chinese official wants ICC trade rules to keep up with the times
Paris, 8 January 2004

Banking Commission takes the road with first meeting in India
New Delhi, 11 December 2003

ICC issues Guide to the eUCP
Paris, 25 November 2002

Interpreting the rules on documentary credits
Paris, 5 July 2002

Documentary credits - moving with these electronic times
Paris, 25 March 2002

DC-PRO Mentor revolutionizes documentary credit training
Paris, 13 June 2001


Online documentary credits site wins user approval
Paris, 15 February 2001

Experts ponder e-supplement to documentary credit rules
Istanbul, 12 October 2000

Documentary credits know-how can now be tapped online
Paris, 21 September 2000

No UCP 500 revision before 2003
Paris, 21 January 2000

Cargo frauds warning to banks
London, 7 September 1999

ICC clarifies "original document" language in UCP 500
Paris, 12 July 1999

Documentary credits newsletter a resounding success
Paris, 29 January 1999

Business call for voluntary rules on international financial transactions
London, 15 June 1998

The Euro and ICC rules
Paris, 28 April 1998

First internationally-recognized exams for documentary credit (CDCS)
Paris, 6 November 1998

Authoritative guidance on correct use of letters of credit
Paris, 30 October 1998

First rules introduced on standby letters of credit
Paris, 29 October 1998

Business leaders see WTO accord on financial services as vital
Hong Kong, 22 September 1997
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