HE the GCCSG: The GCC Countries are Witnessing SignificantHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC),stated that the GCC countries are witnessing significant developments in the Read more 01May2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG:Industrial Sector Enjoys Significant AttentionHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC),stated that the industrial sector receives significant attention from the Read more 01May2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG: Periodic Meeting between Ministers of Trade andHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), said that the periodic consultative meeting between Their Excellencies the Ministers of Trade Read more 01May2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG: The Ministerial Committee for StandardizationHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), announced that the Ministerial Committee for Standardization of the GCC has adopted several Read more 01May2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG Participates in the 3rd Session of the Arab EconomicHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), participated in the third session of the Arab Economic and Cooperation Forum with the countries Read more 30April2024Share this news...tweet News Events No content found More Events Menu عربي ×News × Events ×Employees Mail × . . × × HomeAbout GCC Member StatesThe CharterOrganizational StructureObjectivesLogo Secretariat General Secretary GeneralAssistant SecretariesTendersJobs GCC Achievements AchievementsProjects Statements Supreme CouncilMinisterial Council Data Events And Competitions EventsCompetitions Cognitive Sources Laws and RegulationsAgreementsDigital LibraryGCC Statistics Media CenterCurrently selected GCC NewsAdvertisingMultimedia LibraryMailing ListLinks Contact US Offices Search Employees Mail News News الرئيسية›Home›Media Center›GCC News›News›The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade excludes Bahrain exports from Prevention Fee against the Import of Iron and Steel NewsCurrently selectedNews AgenciesNews Archive The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade excludes Bahrain exports from Prevention Fee against the Import of Iron and Steel Rollup Image GCC- Riyadh Page Content The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade has ruled out Bahrain exports from the imposition of preventive Fee against its EU Imports of Iron and Steel.The Assistant Secretary General for Economic and Development Affairs, Mr. Khalifa said Al-Abri, stated that the European Union has excluded the Kingdom of Bahrain from imposing any preventive fees, Pointing out that this comes as an achievement made by The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade, where they played a significant role in legal, technical and follow-up defenses during the investigation period conducted by the EU countries.Mr. Al-Abri, pointed that The GCC Technical Secretariat Office in accordance with its role identified in the unified law, provide advice and technical support to the GCC producers and exporters who face claims related to dumping, support or prevention from other countries and follow-up its progress in coordination with the concerned parties in Member States. He added that the Office has succeeded in many previous cases before, which were delegated by the GCC ministries and concerned bodies to exclude them from imposing duties against their imports, and successfully closed a number of investigations without the imposition of any fees on the exports of the GCC countries concerned.For his part, the Director-General of The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade, Mr. Rehan Mubarak Fayez, appreciated the GCC states trust, stressing that it motivate them to make more efforts achieving its objectives in protecting the GCC industries from harmful practices in international trade and enhance their role in developing the GCC economies.It is worth mentioning that the European Union's authority began on 26/03/2018 the prevention measures on the imports of iron and steel in the world. × Send To Friend Required Field Email not correct Required Field Email not correct Required Field
HE GCCSG:Industrial Sector Enjoys Significant AttentionHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC),stated that the industrial sector receives significant attention from the Read more 01May2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG: Periodic Meeting between Ministers of Trade andHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), said that the periodic consultative meeting between Their Excellencies the Ministers of Trade Read more 01May2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG: The Ministerial Committee for StandardizationHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), announced that the Ministerial Committee for Standardization of the GCC has adopted several Read more 01May2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG Participates in the 3rd Session of the Arab EconomicHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), participated in the third session of the Arab Economic and Cooperation Forum with the countries Read more 30April2024Share this news...tweet News Events No content found More Events Menu عربي ×News × Events ×Employees Mail × . . × × HomeAbout GCC Member StatesThe CharterOrganizational StructureObjectivesLogo Secretariat General Secretary GeneralAssistant SecretariesTendersJobs GCC Achievements AchievementsProjects Statements Supreme CouncilMinisterial Council Data Events And Competitions EventsCompetitions Cognitive Sources Laws and RegulationsAgreementsDigital LibraryGCC Statistics Media CenterCurrently selected GCC NewsAdvertisingMultimedia LibraryMailing ListLinks Contact US Offices Search Employees Mail News News الرئيسية›Home›Media Center›GCC News›News›The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade excludes Bahrain exports from Prevention Fee against the Import of Iron and Steel NewsCurrently selectedNews AgenciesNews Archive The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade excludes Bahrain exports from Prevention Fee against the Import of Iron and Steel Rollup Image GCC- Riyadh Page Content The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade has ruled out Bahrain exports from the imposition of preventive Fee against its EU Imports of Iron and Steel.The Assistant Secretary General for Economic and Development Affairs, Mr. Khalifa said Al-Abri, stated that the European Union has excluded the Kingdom of Bahrain from imposing any preventive fees, Pointing out that this comes as an achievement made by The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade, where they played a significant role in legal, technical and follow-up defenses during the investigation period conducted by the EU countries.Mr. Al-Abri, pointed that The GCC Technical Secretariat Office in accordance with its role identified in the unified law, provide advice and technical support to the GCC producers and exporters who face claims related to dumping, support or prevention from other countries and follow-up its progress in coordination with the concerned parties in Member States. He added that the Office has succeeded in many previous cases before, which were delegated by the GCC ministries and concerned bodies to exclude them from imposing duties against their imports, and successfully closed a number of investigations without the imposition of any fees on the exports of the GCC countries concerned.For his part, the Director-General of The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade, Mr. Rehan Mubarak Fayez, appreciated the GCC states trust, stressing that it motivate them to make more efforts achieving its objectives in protecting the GCC industries from harmful practices in international trade and enhance their role in developing the GCC economies.It is worth mentioning that the European Union's authority began on 26/03/2018 the prevention measures on the imports of iron and steel in the world. × Send To Friend Required Field Email not correct Required Field Email not correct Required Field
HE GCCSG: Periodic Meeting between Ministers of Trade andHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), said that the periodic consultative meeting between Their Excellencies the Ministers of Trade Read more 01May2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG: The Ministerial Committee for StandardizationHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), announced that the Ministerial Committee for Standardization of the GCC has adopted several Read more 01May2024Share this news...tweetHE GCCSG Participates in the 3rd Session of the Arab EconomicHis Excellency Mr Jasem Mohamed Albudaiwi, Secretary General of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), participated in the third session of the Arab Economic and Cooperation Forum with the countries Read more 30April2024Share this news...tweet News
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Page Content The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade has ruled out Bahrain exports from the imposition of preventive Fee against its EU Imports of Iron and Steel.The Assistant Secretary General for Economic and Development Affairs, Mr. Khalifa said Al-Abri, stated that the European Union has excluded the Kingdom of Bahrain from imposing any preventive fees, Pointing out that this comes as an achievement made by The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade, where they played a significant role in legal, technical and follow-up defenses during the investigation period conducted by the EU countries.Mr. Al-Abri, pointed that The GCC Technical Secretariat Office in accordance with its role identified in the unified law, provide advice and technical support to the GCC producers and exporters who face claims related to dumping, support or prevention from other countries and follow-up its progress in coordination with the concerned parties in Member States. He added that the Office has succeeded in many previous cases before, which were delegated by the GCC ministries and concerned bodies to exclude them from imposing duties against their imports, and successfully closed a number of investigations without the imposition of any fees on the exports of the GCC countries concerned.For his part, the Director-General of The GCC Technical Secretariat Office of Combating Harmful Practices in International Trade, Mr. Rehan Mubarak Fayez, appreciated the GCC states trust, stressing that it motivate them to make more efforts achieving its objectives in protecting the GCC industries from harmful practices in international trade and enhance their role in developing the GCC economies.It is worth mentioning that the European Union's authority began on 26/03/2018 the prevention measures on the imports of iron and steel in the world.