Some 30 representatives of companies dealing with international transportation matters are taking part in the two-day course aiming at deepening their understanding of the role and principles of international conventions, bilateral and multilateral agreements, environmental laws and International Commercial Terms published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC). The training course is delivered by an international trainer in the field of international transport law and logistics.

A similar course will be held in city of Bukhara on 11-12 October.

Since 2008, the OSCE Project Co-ordinator has contributed to the development of transport sector in Uzbekistan and in particularly to the elimination of non-physical barriers during border crossing. The Project Co-ordinator co-operates both with the government in support to the improvement of the legislation and with private sector in raising the awareness on international transport regulations.