
About ECTI
The Export Compliance Training Institute (ECTI, Inc.) provides comprehensive training programs on the reformed EAR, ITAR, and OFAC regulations for industry, government, and universities/research institutions. We also offer an expansive library of trade compliance webinars which explore more narrowly focused areas of international trade. International seminars for overseas companies cover the U.S. regulations from a non-U.S. perspective. When time out of the office isn’t possible, e-Seminars offer comprehensive training electronically on your schedule.

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Upcoming Export Controls Seminar Series in Abu Dhabi, UAE | February 2024
Learn the Impact of ITAR, EAR & OFAC Controls on Non-U.S. Companies, Affiliates and Transactions
Don’t leave export compliance to chance. For answers to questions about ITAR, EAR and OFAC export controls, join us in Abu Dhabi on February 26-29, 2024.
ECoP® Certification
The Export Compliance Training Institute (ECTI) has established a solid reputation as the world leader in U.S. Export Compliance training programs. With ECTI’s seminars, you have always been able to document your participation in our courses — in addition, you can also opt to take the Export Compliance Professional (ECoP®) certification test at course completion, to certify your mastery of the concepts.


Latest Insights

Disclosing Political Contributions, Fees and Commissions
The very last section of the International Traffic in Arms Regulations, Part 130, establishes rules about political contributions, fees and sales commissions related to defense trade. It’s an odd-duck piece of the ITAR, because it appears to have less to do with...

Permanent vs. Temporary Imports: Where the ITAR Meets the ATF
As people become skilled at navigating the International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR), they’re often surprised to learn that it not only places controls on exports, but that it also has something to say about temporary imports. In one of the more succinct...

Arms Brokering and the ITAR
If you didn’t know where to look, it could take a long time to stumble across the U.S. rule that limits arms brokering. No such rule even existed until 1996, when Congress amended Section 38 of the Arms Export Control Act to require people involved in the brokering of...
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