Trade Help Desk
 
The Trade Help Desk is there to provide assistance for the business community on trade-related issues, notably on the WTO Agreements and U.S. FTA.

Trade Certification
Program (TCP)
TRAC will offer certification programs for junior trade executives and internship programs for fresh university graduates...
Trade Certification Scholarships
In October 2005, the American Chamber of Commerce in Egypt signed an agreement to launch the USAID-backed Trade-Related Assistance Center (TRAC), a trade resource for both local and international businesses that will work to ensure that the private sector’s interests and potential gains are maximized in free trade agreements (FTAs), especially the proposed Egypt-US FTA.
Trade in Services through the Temporary Presence ...More
The Role of Services Industry Coalitions in ...More
Dispute Settlement Mechanisms in Regional and ...More
Doha Development Agenda of Trade Negotiations ...More
Building an Egyptian Services Coalition ...More
Exploring Strategies To Enhance Egypt’s ...More
Market access for Non-Agricultural Products ...More
The Prospects of Deeper Integration ...More
“Trade Certification Program Graduation Ceremony”
 Date: Sunday, June 15, 2008
On June 15, 2008 the American Chamber of Commerce’s Trade-Related Assistance Center (TRAC) sponsored a graduation ceremony for the participants of its Trade Certification Program. The ceremony was presided over by AmCham President Omar Mohanna, USAID Deputy Mission Director John Groarke and TRAC director Dr. Magda Shahin.
“Panel Discussion on the Food Safety Agency”
 Date: Monday, March 17, 2008
This Panel Discussion was held to raise public awareness on a new law that will centralize Egypt’s food safety efforts into a Food Safety Agency. With the new law, the Egyptian government hopes to meet its dual goal of increasing the quality and international competitiveness of Egypt’s food industry....
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