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The International Business Council's mission is to unite and engage the international business community of North Texas and promote the region's global growth. Priority markets for the Chamber's efforts include but are not limited to Canada, China, India, Mexico, South Korea and United Kingdom.
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Annual International Business Achievement Awards Luncheon and Exhibition
This signature annual luncheon recognizes individual and corporate successes and civic contributions in the international business arena and the positive impact they have in raising the worldwide profile of DFW. Luncheon panel features notable executives discussing current international issues related to our regional business climate. The program features an International Business Exposition showcasing the global services and successes of North Texas companies. For more information on International Business Council events, please visit www.DallasChamber.org/global.
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The International Business Council has developed a comprehensive and strategic program of work. The following are some of the international initiatives that it supports. Please visit www.DallasChamber.org/global for more information on all of the Inernational Business Council initiatives.
- Foreign Direct Investment Committee
- Strategic Market Task Force Committees (China, India, NAFTA, South Korea and the United Kingdom)
- Representation Offices
- Foreign Delegations
- Trade Development Committee
- International Legislative Task Force
- International Issue Forums
- Additional International Services (Cerificates of Origin, Strategic market research, Partnership development with Consuls, chambers and local organizations)
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Agency Implements Change in Documentation Requirements for Border Crossing
As of January 31, 2008, the Department of Homeland Security is implementing a change in the documentation required to enter the United States via land or sea port, ending the long-established practice of oral declarations of citizenship. Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) agents will no longer be permitted to accept a person’s oral identification of citizenship when they deem further documentation is unnecessary but instead are required to view a document to prove citizenship for each traveler, such as a birth certificate.
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The Chamber publishes the TradeReport on the second Wednesday each month.
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