7th Conference on China Trade Controls

U.S.-China Trade Sanctions Compliance Risks Intensify: Are You Prepared?

The U.S. has signaled a ramp-up in enforcement, expanded China sanctions, initiated multiple 232 and 301 investigations on strategic industry sectors, and levied duties on Chinese vessels entering U.S. ports. Chinese authorities meanwhile have formalized their export control systems for dual-use items and critical minerals under the Export Control Law, as well as promulgated regulations to implement the Anti-Foreign Sanctions Law.

Exporters are now tasked with the tall order of mitigating known (and unknown) compliance risks with agility while re-examining their global supply chains and business operations.

This November, join all key stakeholders-government, legal and trade compliance professionals from a range of industries, and the best in the trade law bar, including:

• Matthew Axelrod, Partner, Gibson Dunn (Immediate Past Assistant Secretary for Export Enforcement at the U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Industry and Security)
• Elizabeth Cannon, Executive Director of the OICTS, Bureau of Industry and Security, S. Department of Commerce
• Akash Wasil, AI Fellow, House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party, S. House of Representatives

Are you ready for what’s next? Join us this November at ACI’s 7th Conference on China Trade Controls in Arlington and via Livestream for the most practical, up-to-the-minute insights on surviving – and thriving – in this high-stakes landscape.

To view this year’s agenda and to learn more, visit the conference website: https://bit.ly/3J6K8ei

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