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U.S. Export Controls Seminar and One-on-One Consultations
Tokyo, Japan

I am pleased to announce that the U.S. Embassy's Commercial Service will hold a "U.S. Export Controls Seminar" on June 23rd, in Tokyo. The importance of security export controls has been increasing in these days. Four experts from the U.S. Department of Commerce's Bureau of Industry and Security (BIS), formerly BXA, will explain U.S. Administration Regulations (EAR). It has been four years since the last U.S. export controls seminar was held in Tokyo. This will be the first seminar in Asia since October 2000.

This seminar will be beneficial for companies that use U.S.-origin parts and components for manufacturing and assemble, companies that use U.S.-origin systems, software, or technology to develop foreign-made products, and companies that reexport those products, software and U.S.-origin items. Companies that are not aware of the U.S. Export Administration Regulations can also use this opportunity to better understand U.S. export controls.

I hope you can attend what I am sure will be a very informative seminar.

Best regards,
Samuel Kidder
Minister-Counselor for Commercial Affairs
Embassy of the United States of America

 

Seminar One-on-One Consultations
Date: Monday,
June 23, 2003		 Tuesday,
June 24, 2003
Location: Hotel Okura (Akebono Room) Hotel Okura
or U.S. Embassy Tokyo
Organizer: U.S. Embassy Commercial Service Tokyo

Fee:

 JPY 17,000 or USD 150 (per person)

Capacity:

 maximum 350 persons

Registration:

Please register by Friday, June 6, 2003
Please register via the Internet through our Japanese language home page, or by sending a registration form via fax. A Participation Agreement (PA) will be sent to you via e-mail. Please print out for signature and fax it back to us. The PA can be used as an invoice. The registration will be completed when we confirm the payment. Please bring your business card for the reception desk at the seminar. (Registration through the Web site is recommended.)

Payment:

Bank transfer or credit card. Please make a payment within 10 days from the date of sending your registration form.

Contact:

U.S. Embassy, Commercial Service
1-10-5 Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo
E-mail
TEL: 03-3224-5089; FAX: 03-3589-4235

Accommodations:

Special Rate available at Hotel Okura. Please contact the hotel after the registration. JPY25,000 (incl. tax and service) (1rm/person)
(The seminar fee is not included in the above accommodation.)

Date: June 23, 2003 (Mon) 9:00 am 5:00 pm
Place: Hotel Okura Annex B2F Akebono Room, 2-10-4 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo
TEL 03 - 3582 - 0111 Rep.
Directions by Subway:
Ginza Line Toranomon Station Exit 3 5 min. walk
Hibiya Line Kamiyacho Station Exit 4b - 5 min. walk
Namboku Line Tameike Sanno Station Exit 13 - 5 min. walk
Namboku Line Roppongi 1-chome Station Exit 3 - 5 min. walk
Hotel Web Site (Japanese Language Site)

Speakers

(includes simultaneous Interpreter service)

Deborah Kappler, Director, Export Management and Compliance Division
Sharron Cook, Senior Policy Analyst, Regulatory Policy Division
George Loh, Senior Engineer, Nuclear Technology Controls Division
Bonnie Carr, Export Counselor, Outreach and Educational Services Division

Program:

* The program is subject to change.

  • Registration
  • Welcome Remarks
  • Overview: Types of Controls and U.S. Policies
  • The Export Administration Regulations: hat and Outline
  • Steps, Scopes and Prohibitions

Break

  • Commerce Control List: Classifications
  • License Exceptions/Permissive Reexports

Lunch

  • US Content & Foreign Made Products
  • Foreign Policy Controls
  • Proliferation Controls

Break

  • Compliance/Enforcement/EMS Best Practice
  • Questions & Answers
  • Session Closes

June 24, 2003 (Tuesday): Exact time and venue will be informed later. (30-45 min. per company) No one-on-one consultation is available without registering the seminar. No interpreter service is provided. Please hire an interpreter by yourself if required.

Place Hotel Okura or U.S. Embassy detailed information will be provided later.

 

 

 


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