On 24 October 2024, CRCICA in partnership with LexisNexis Middle East and SOL International Ltd hosted the “Developments in International Arbitration” – Egypt Edition seminar, featuring the globally renowned arbitration expert Gary Born. The event brought together leading professionals and arbitration practitioners for an insightful discussion on the latest global developments shaping international commercial arbitration, with a particular focus on Egypt and the MENA region.
The seminar provided a dynamic platform for exchanging knowledge on evolving arbitration trends, procedural innovations, and the challenges and opportunities shaping dispute resolution in today’s rapidly changing global landscape. Through engaging discussions, the session explored recent legal developments, key case law, and strategic approaches aimed at enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of arbitration. Attendees had the unique opportunity to gain invaluable insights from some of the most esteemed figures in the field, as they shared their expertise on the growing role of arbitration in cross-border dispute resolution and the evolving regulatory frameworks in the MENA region.
The discussion was enriched by the perspectives of distinguished speakers, each bringing a wealth of experience to the conversation. Gary Born, as one of the world’s foremost authorities on international arbitration, led the conversation with his unparalleled expertise, offering a deep dive into the most pressing issues facing arbitration today. Sarah Malik, CEO of SOL International Ltd and International Dispute Counsel, brought forward key insights on the role of arbitration within international legal frameworks, while Hassan Arab, Partner and Regional Head of Dispute Resolution at Al Tamimi & Company, provided valuable perspectives on arbitration in the Gulf region. Dr. Dalia Hussein, Deputy Director at CRCICA, and Dr. Ismail Selim, CRCICA’s Director, contributed their insights on the arbitration landscape in Egypt, sharing CRCICA’s vision and role in advancing arbitration practices in the region.
The discussions underscored the growing significance of arbitration as a preferred method for resolving commercial disputes, particularly in an era where international trade and investment continue to expand. The engaging exchange of ideas emphasized the importance of adapting arbitration practices to emerging legal and technological advancements, ensuring that arbitration remains a flexible and efficient mechanism for dispute resolution.
CRCICA takes pride in having been a part of this prestigious event and extends its gratitude to LexisNexis Middle East and SOL International Ltd for organizing such an impactful session. As the field of arbitration continues to evolve, CRCICA remains committed to fostering knowledge exchange, professional development, and excellence in dispute resolution practices, ensuring that arbitration continues to serve as a trusted and effective mechanism for resolving international disputes.
