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In international trade, one of the most common challenges is determining who is responsible for what during shipping. Who pays for transport? Who bears the risk if goods are damaged? This is where Incoterms (International Commercial Terms) come in. Published by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), Incoterms are globally recognized rules that define the obligations of buyers and sellers in cross-border trade. The latest version, Incoterms 2020, came into effect on January 1, 2020, updating key responsibilities to reflect today’s global supply chain realities. By using the right Incoterm, businesses can avoid disputes, control costs, and ensure smoother customs clearance.

Expanding into Qatar offers huge opportunities, but importing goods isn’t simple. Companies must deal with customs clearance, regulatory approvals, and strict documentation rules. For industries like tech and telecom, even a minor compliance gap can lead to shipment delays or penalties.

Through ports, airports, and customs checkpoints, freight forwarders keep global trade moving. More than transport arrangers, they act as.........

Customs doesn’t negotiate—it checks documents. From invoices to certificates of origin, every detail must be accurate, complete, and ................

International trade is one of the fastest ways to expand a business, but it comes with strict rules, high competition, and logistical challenges. Success depends on preparation—knowing the fundamentals, building the right partnerships, and staying compliant. This guide gives new importers and exporters the exact steps to start strong and grow globally.

Tunisia is one of North Africa’s fastest-growing trade hubs, recording a 6.6% trade growth rate—above the global average of 5.18%. With imports accounting for 59.21% of the country’s GDP, the market presents significant opportunities for global businesses