Location
P.O.Box 2908 Damascus – Syria
Phone no.
(+) 963 11 33 44 391/2
P.O.Box 2908 Damascus – Syria
(+) 963 11 33 44 391/2
ICC Syria - second training course - “Syria Recovery” programme:
• ICC Uniform Customs and Practice (UCP600)
• Guarantees and Letters of Guarantee
25 -28 August 2025 | Seven Gates Hotel – Sevilla Hall
Under the patronage of the Central Bank of Syria, the International Chamber of Commerce Syria, in collaboration with Bank Al-Sharq S.A.S., jointly organized a specialized training titled “ICC Uniform Customs and Practice (UCP600) - Guarantees and Letters of Guarantee”, held from 25 to 28 August 2025 at the Seven Gates Hotel - Sevilla Hall. The training was delivered by expert trainer Hussam Kadi.
This training marks the Second in the “Syria Recovery” programme, launched by ICC Syria to empower the banking sector and enhance its capabilities in trade finance and banking services, especially in light of Syria’s growing re-engagement with global financial markets following the lifting of economic sanctions.
The training was attended by 40 participants from the Central Bank of Syria CBS, the Ministry of Transport, and professionals from across the leading Syrian banks.
About the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC):
Founded in Paris in 1919, the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) serves as the global voice of business, representing more than 45 million companies across 170 countries. It is the only private organization with a permanent seat at the United Nations, giving it a unique role in shaping global economic and trade policy.
In Syria, ICC Syria was established in 1987 as the official national committee. It plays a vital role in promoting cross-border trade, supporting sustainable economic development, and aligning national policies with international standards in areas such as arbitration, banking services, trade finance, sustainability, and the digital economy. ICC Syria also holds official representation at the ICC International Court of Arbitration.
Through ICC specialized training programs, such as Incoterms® rules, commercial arbitration, or international trade finance, we remain committed to being a strategic partner in skill development and in boosting the competitiveness of Syria’s financial and banking sectors.
