Hong Kong Arbitration Week – "Resolving Eurasian & Middle Eastern disputes in a sanctions-torn world: parallel proceedings, anti-suit injunctions and competing paradigms."
Date of event: October 21, 2024
Hong Kong Arbitration Week sees leading arbitration practitioners and experts from around the world convene to explore key current issues in the regional and global arbitation landscape.
Horizons & Co.’s Managing Partner Ali Al Zarooni has been invited to contribute to an event hosted by Level Legal as part of HK Arbitration Week. He will be part of an esteemed group of private practitioners and respresentatives from leading arbitral institutions discussing:
Resolving Eurasian & Middle Eastern disputes in a sanctions-torn world: parallel proceedings, anti-suit injunctions and competing paradigms.
This interactive panel session will provide a comprehensive cross-border view of the evolution of arbitration across Eurasia and the Middle East. Together the speakers will explore pertinent topics including:
- Where Eurasian parties are taking their disputes.
- Appointments and challenges in sanctions-related disputes.
- The approach of different jurisdictions to anti-suit wars.
Event details:
Location: South China International Arbitration Centre, 57/F, Two International Finance Centre, 8 Finance Street, Hong Kong.
Timings: 2.30 pm – 4.30 pm (HK time)
Register to attend: Home - 2024 Hong Kong Arbitration Week
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