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GRATA International Association Interview With Andrew Gamble: Overview And Strategic Vision

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Building on GRATA's pre-eminent position as a provider of legal services in Central Asia, GRATA's mission is to expand its coverage in neighbouring regions and countries. That involves looking actively for partners in these jurisdictions as well as continuing to strengthen the "GRATA offering" which means enhancing the platform and moving the quality of the membership and the work that it does to a new level

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GRATA International Association Interview: Overview and Strategic Vision

Andrew Gamble, Chairman of the Global Board GRATA International, Representative in the United Kingdom

1) What is the core mission of GRATA International, and how does it shape the association's activities?

Building on GRATA's pre-eminent position as a provider of legal services in Central Asia, GRATA's mission is to expand its coverage in neighbouring regions and countries. That involves looking actively for partners in these jurisdictions as well as continuing to strengthen the "GRATA offering" which means enhancing the platform and moving the quality of the membership and the work that it does to a new level.

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