CRCICA Successfully Concludes the Fourth Edition of “MediMonday”

 

Cairo, EgyptSeptember 21, 2026 – The Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration (CRCICA) successfully organized the fourth edition of its flagship event series, “MediMonday”, continuing its ongoing commitment to promoting mediation and alternative dispute resolution (ADR) mechanisms in Egypt and the region.

 

The event drew a diverse and engaged audience of legal practitioners, arbitrators, corporate counsels, and dispute resolution professionals eager to explore cutting-edge developments in commercial mediation practice.

 

The highlight of the event featured an insightful presentation led by our distinguished guest speaker, Prof. Dr. Mohamed Abdel Raouf, an esteemed international lawyer, international arbitrator, certified mediator, and professor of law. Prof. Dr. Abdel Raouf brought a wealth of practical experience and academic insight to the session, offering attendees deep perspectives on advanced mediation techniques, effective communication strategies in cross-border disputes, and navigating the complexities of international commercial mediation.

 

Participants engaged in a dynamic Q&A segment, exchanging valuable experiences and discussing the evolving landscape of mediation under CRCICA’s institutional framework. CRCICA remains dedicated to fostering such intellectual exchanges to empower practitioners and strengthen the ADR ecosystem.

 Posted in News
 Published on Sep 21 2026

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