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Turkey’s growing role in global trade has made export controls an increasingly critical compliance area, particularly under U.S. regulations administered by the BIS. The subject centers on how export control regimes govern the international movement of dual-use goods, sensitive technologies, and strategic services to protect national security and foreign policy interests. Key discussions address practical compliance challenges faced by Turkish and international companies operating across multiple jurisdictions. Particular emphasis is placed on licensing requirements, enforcement risks, internal compliance programs, and due-diligence mechanisms for exporters and logistics stakeholders. The framework also highlights the importance of understanding U.S. Export Administration Regulations (EAR) and their extraterritorial impact on businesses connected to Türkiye. Broader themes include sanctions alignment, supply-chain transparency, and risk mitigation strategies for companies engaged in high-technology and regulated sectors. These topics collectively underline the need for proactive legal guidance in navigating complex export control landscapes. In this context, Bıçak Law Firm brings international expertise and works in close cooperation with global firms and compliance professionals to support clients on cross-border export controls, sanctions, and international trade matters.
A Spotlight on Turkey: Export Controls with BIS
Bringing Turkish industry to the global network of the International Sanctions and Export Control Society (ISECS).
Join us for a special and informative invite – only webinar on December 10, 2024 at 0900 EST | 1500 CET | 2200 TST, with Deniz Muslu, Director of the Office of Enforcement Analysis (“OEA”), Bureau of Industry and Security – U.S. Department of Commerce, to discuss export controls related to Turkey. Deniz will be joined by a panel of experts, to include:
– Craig Phildius, former BIS Export Control Officer (“ECO”) assigned to the U.S. Embassies in Turkey and UAE, now with Export Controls and Sanctions Advisors LLC (ECSA) (London),
– Professor Dr. Vahit Bıçak, ISECS Ambassador to Turkey, Bıçak Law Firm (Turkey); and,
– Ejesha Amanova, with Export Controls and Sanctions Advisors LLC (ECSA) (Washington, DC).
– Maria Sergeyeva, Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP will moderate the discussion.
You may register your interest to attend this webinar. Upon approval of the ISECS Board, you will receive an invite to the webinar on December 08, 2024.
Register your interest: https://lnkd.in/d48igqK5
Become a member of ISECS today: https://lnkd.in/dDzDUT58
All information discussed during this webinar will be considered “off the record” unless otherwise approved by the International Sanctions and Export Control Society (ISECS) and the Bureau of Industry and Security (“BIS”), U.S. Department of Commerce.
ISECS reserves the right to exclude anyone from this webinar at the sole discretion of ISECS.
Bıçak Law Firm is Proud to Participate!
We are delighted to announce that Professor Dr. Vahit Bıçak, Chairman of the Board of Directors at Bıçak Law Firm and ISECS Ambassador to Turkey, will be a featured panelist at the upcoming ISECS webinar, “A Spotlight on Turkey: Export Controls with BIS,” on December 10, 2024.
This exclusive event will bring together leading experts to discuss export controls and Turkey’s role in the global trade network. Joining Professor Dr. Vahit Bıçak on the panel are Deniz Muslu (OEA, BIS), Craig Phildius (ECSA), and Ejesha Amanova (ECSA), with Maria Sergeyeva (Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe LLP) moderating.
Bıçak Law Firm remains committed to supporting international compliance efforts and fostering secure global trade. Does your company need help with compliance programs, de-listings, blacklisting removal, voluntary self-disclosures, or any other compliance and regulations concerns? Contact us via email or phone! Bicak Law Firm is your one stop for all compliance needs.
Register your interest today to attend this informative webinar. We look forward to connecting with industry professionals and advancing critical discussions on export control challenges and opportunities.
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