Opening Remarks
Host speech Dr. Emmanuel
Africa-Asia Corridor Business Ties and Current Trends
Coffee Break
Anatomy of Asia–Africa Disputes
Lunch Break
The Africa-Asia Arbitration Ecosystem: A Look at Seats of Arbitration
Coffee Break
The GC Panel
Cocktail
Keynote speaker 2
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Meet the Arbitral Institutions Panel
Coffee Break
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Masterclass on Drafting Effective Arbitration Agreements for Africa-Asia Transactions
Lunch Break
Asia-Africa Investment Treaties and Investment Arbitration
Coffee Break
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Oxford Debate
Closing Remarks
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Kenya High Commissioner at Nigeria & Permanent Representative to ECOWAS
Kenya High Commissioner at Nigeria & Permanent Representative to ECOWAS
Former Judge & First Vice-President at The International Criminal Court
Founding Partner at ALP NG & Co.
Professor of Commercial Law at Veritas University, Abuja, Nigeria
This year’s theme, “Africa – Asia in International Arbitration,” reflects the growing economic, legal, and investment ties between the two regions. As trade, infrastructure development, and cross-border investments between Africa and Asia continue to expand, so too does the need for effective, neutral, and enforceable dispute resolution mechanisms.