Customs handling, insurance and marine transport

Customs handling, insurance and marine transport

 Identifying customs activities and the impact of foreign trade on maritime transport, loading and unloading operations, addressing the problem of overcrowding, providing participants with international trade terms and maritime sales contracts and the consequent obligations, as well as discussing the rules and conditions regulating the transport of goods, discussing the responsibilities and obligations of the carrier and shipper, and the effects of marine accidents on the goods.

Training Target

Managers, heads of departments and specialists working in the field of import, export and maritime transport

Customs handling, insurance and marine transport

Training Details

First day

 ÷ Maritime transport contracts / bills of lading / chartered ships / liner ships.

 ÷ Loading and unloading problems (gaining time), delays and accumulation fines, how to calculate time and the factors affecting it.

the second day

 The role of marine insurance in covering the risks to which the transported goods are exposed.

 ÷ Types of risks (insurance contract / marine insurance premiums / aids / goods inspection and control office).

 ÷ Technical terms in the field of maritime transport and foreign trade in both Arabic and English.

 ÷ Maritime transport problems and their impact on foreign trade.

the third day

 ÷ Customs transactions and exemptions.

 ÷ Clearance procedures and its link to customs tariff rules.

the fourth day

 ÷ What is issued by the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris to determine the rights and duties of both the importer and the exporter.

The fifth day

 ÷ Maritime transport economics and maritime sales contracts.

 ÷ The commercial maritime custom and the legal effects on the transported goods.

Training Enrollment

Code Venue Start End Price Enroll Now
ls81 3000 $

Description

 Identifying customs activities and the impact of foreign trade on maritime transport, loading and unloading operations, addressing the problem of overcrowding, providing participants with international trade terms and maritime sales contracts and the consequent obligations, as well as discussing the rules and conditions regulating the transport of goods, discussing the responsibilities and obligations of the carrier and shipper, and the effects of marine accidents on the goods.