The international trade is exchanging goods and services between countries, this type of trade briefly explains the nature of the global economy, where prices, supply and demand are affected and influenced by global events, international trade allows rich countries to use their resources, labor, technology and capital, some countries may produce the same commodity more efficiently and therefore sell them at cheaper prices than other countries, if a country can not produce an element with a highـefficiency element, it can get what it wants from another country, in other words, international trade gives countries and consumers an opportunity to learn about goods and services not available of their countries.

Arab British Fellowship Training Academy offers a course on training in the concept of modern international trade and the exchange of goods, services and resources across countries, regions and common markets and the conditions for their success.

The target group of attending a course of training in the concept of modern international trade:

• Workers in international trade organizations.
• Workers in government trade institutions from ministries and directorates.
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How will participants benefit from attending a course of training in the concept of modern international trade:

Participants will benefit from the course program by:

• How international trade can expand markets for goods and services.
• Ways to achieve high efficiency of trade globally.
• The benefits of further encouraging foreign investment opportunities.
• Impact of inflation and gross domestic product on international trade.
• How to make use of resource efficiency and to increase the country’s capacity to produce and acquire goods.
• The impact of international trade on the world economy as dictated by offers and requests.

Academic content of the course:

• The concept of international trade.
• International trade theories.
• International trade risks.
• The benefits and disadvantages of international trade.
• Impact of international trade on domestic trade.
• International trade institutions.