How to accelerate the pace of Agenda 2030 implementation at the half-way point. Organised by the World Association for Sustainable Development and global partners.
Evaluated the technical, economic and diplomatic factors integral to dispute resolution in the region, focusing on the impact of oil price variation and regional security.
Keynote from Funke Adekoya SAN, with sessions on the Belt and Road initiative in the Middle East and Africa and energy poverty in energy-rich countries.
Keynote from Gary Born (WilmerHale) followed by regional focus sessions and practical guidance on arbitrating energy disputes from more than 20 leading figures.
Co-organised with the Saudi Law Training Centre against a backdrop of political instability and falling oil prices: a global insight into energy arbitration in the regional context of Africa and the Middle East.
The proliferation of sanctions regimes and their consequences for international responsibility, human rights, remedies and cross-border trade, with Matthew Happold, Alfred de Zayas and Pierre-Emmanuel Dupont.
Ninth edition. Middle East, Africa and, for the first time, Central Asia.
By its eighth edition the conference was firmly established as a major event in the international arbitration calendar, examining procedural and technological developments, the economic and geopolitical drivers of disputes, and what lies ahead for the industry.
Hosted at Herbert Smith Freehills in London, with keynotes from Funke Adekoya SAN and Sarah Malik and over thirty speakers on the evolving landscape of energy disputes, arbitration in the energy transition and the impact of geopolitical developments.
Over one hundred in-person delegates from government, legal practice, industry, diplomacy and academia. Keynotes from Lise Bosman (ICCA, PCA) and Craig Tevendale (Herbert Smith Freehills).