Omsk entrepreneurs learned the details of export documentation support at a free seminar

On November 25, a training seminar of the REC Export school "Export Documentation Support" was held in the regional Congress Hall. The event was hosted by Anna Kolokolova, a certified business coach and Deputy Head of the Export Support Center. Training seminars are held free of charge.

The Export Support Center organizes a number of training seminars as part of the implementation of the national projects "Small and medium-sized enterprises and support for individual entrepreneurship", as well as "International cooperation and Export" in the Omsk region.

The seminar is intended for Omsk entrepreneurs who are oriented and willing to develop foreign economic activity. The aim of the course is to introduce businessmen to the existing types of export documentation at the regional and international levels.

The seminar was attended by employees and managers from 13 small and medium-sized enterprises of the Omsk region. Businessmen are engaged in the production of equipment for security and fire alarm systems, furniture, tailoring, as well as the development of information technology.

"The preparation of permits and accompanying documents can not only affect the timing of the export project, but also significantly affect its profitability and even expediency. At the seminar, entrepreneurs received detailed information about legislative acts defining documentation support for export transactions, tariff and non-tariff state regulation of export activities, documentation support for export control procedures and norms of currency legislation," the Export Support Center noted.

After the seminar, the entrepreneurs were tested, following which they received certificates from the course participants.

To get acquainted with the full list of educational seminars of the REC Export School, as well as to learn about other services provided by the Omsk Region Export Support Center, please call +7(3812)40-88-77.

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