UK Cancels Export Control Training Courses
The United Kingdom’s Department for International Trade canceled its export control training courses planned for April, May and June, the agency said in a March 20 notice. The move follows an announcement by the prime minister to stop all non-essential…
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contact and unnecessary travel, the agency said. The cancellation will impact 11 scheduled training courses, the DIT said, adding that it is looking at “alternative methods of delivering training.” The agency may cancel future courses as the “situation evolves.”