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Incoterms And International Trade: Navigating Risk, Responsibility, And Cross-Border Transactions (Video)

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How do Incoterms 2020 really work in international trade? And what risks, costs, and responsibilities should businesses watch out for when navigating high-value cross-border transactions?

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How do Incoterms 2020 really work in international trade? And what risks, costs, and responsibilities should businesses watch out for when navigating high-value cross-border transactions?

In this AELEX International Trade Practice Group (ITPG) webinar, industry experts break it down:

Dr. Bamidele Ayemibo – Member, ICC Commission on Customs & Trade Facilitation

Mr. Rafiq Anammah – Senior Associate & Team Lead, Transportation Practice, AELEX

Mr. Rodrigo Altaf – Procurement & Contracts Lead, DRA Global

This session covers:

  • How Incoterms allocate risk, cost, and delivery obligations
  • The limitations of Incoterms and common mistakes to avoid
  • The impact of sanctions, tariffs, and compliance on global supply chains
  • Practical tips for businesses trading under AfCFTA and beyond

The content of this article is intended to provide a general guide to the subject matter. Specialist advice should be sought about your specific circumstances.

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