Georgian International Arbitration Center founded by Georgian Chamber of Commerce continues to actively develop and popularize dispute resolution mechanisms.
The Arbitration Center has been holding International Arbitration Days for the 6th year in Georgia.
“Over the years, the several-day conference has established itself as the largest event in the region. From year to year the number of participants in arbitration days was increasing. This, in turn, makes Georgia a center in the region in the field of dispute resolution" said Beka Injia, Secretary General of Georgian International Arbitration Center.
"As part of the arbitration days, we plan to organize a number of events, which will be held in the form of an online webinar series until the end of November" said Beka Injia.
According to him, the first event was held on October 23rd by Georgian International Arbitration Center together with the International Council of Commercial Arbitration (ICCA). The International Council of Commercial Arbitration is the largest and most influential professional association in the world, under the auspices of which the Arbitration Congress is held once in every two years.
"The theme of the online event on October 23 is very relevant and follows the current reality - how to effectively represent the parties in arbitration disputes when movement is limited due to the pandemic, both domestically and internationally. Further events during the arbitration days will be very interesting. Moreover, we are actively cooperating with other international and well-known institutions to hold joint events. Meetings of this format help local practitioners to understand the latest news and trends in the world, to give a voice to foreign stakeholders about the ongoing processes in this field in Georgia and the region as well" said the Secretary General of Georgian International Arbitration Center.
According to him, the final event will be held on November 24, where the presentation will be made by an internationally recognised professor.
"All this aims to make Georgia a leader in regional dispute resolution mechanisms and make it function as a kind of regional hub. On the other hand, business dispute resolution statistics and referrals increase, which indicate to increased trust of business in arbitration" said Beka Injia.
The Arbitration Center has been holding International Arbitration Days for the 6th year in Georgia.
“Over the years, the several-day conference has established itself as the largest event in the region. From year to year the number of participants in arbitration days was increasing. This, in turn, makes Georgia a center in the region in the field of dispute resolution" said Beka Injia, Secretary General of Georgian International Arbitration Center.
"As part of the arbitration days, we plan to organize a number of events, which will be held in the form of an online webinar series until the end of November" said Beka Injia.
According to him, the first event was held on October 23rd by Georgian International Arbitration Center together with the International Council of Commercial Arbitration (ICCA). The International Council of Commercial Arbitration is the largest and most influential professional association in the world, under the auspices of which the Arbitration Congress is held once in every two years.
"The theme of the online event on October 23 is very relevant and follows the current reality - how to effectively represent the parties in arbitration disputes when movement is limited due to the pandemic, both domestically and internationally. Further events during the arbitration days will be very interesting. Moreover, we are actively cooperating with other international and well-known institutions to hold joint events. Meetings of this format help local practitioners to understand the latest news and trends in the world, to give a voice to foreign stakeholders about the ongoing processes in this field in Georgia and the region as well" said the Secretary General of Georgian International Arbitration Center.
According to him, the final event will be held on November 24, where the presentation will be made by an internationally recognised professor.
"All this aims to make Georgia a leader in regional dispute resolution mechanisms and make it function as a kind of regional hub. On the other hand, business dispute resolution statistics and referrals increase, which indicate to increased trust of business in arbitration" said Beka Injia.
